Dockerized Quake II OpenTDM server.
- GNU/Linux.
- Docker.
- Firewall rules allowing inbound connections to ports being used (i.e. 27910 UDP)
The docker image runs a q2pro dedicated server on internal port 27910, published port must be specified on docker run command as follows:
# docker run -d -p 27910:27910/udp invch/opentdm-docker
Normally you wouldn't need to change the net_port cvar, since the published port is managed by docker. Anyway, it can be set via environment variables.
Multiple instances can be run specifying different published ports.
# docker run -d -p 27920:27910/udp invch/opentdm-docker
# docker run -d -p 27930:27910/udp invch/opentdm-docker
Common server cvars can be set as environment variables.
Example:
| CVAR | ENV | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| sv_anticheat_required | SV_ANTICHEAT_REQUIRED | 1 |
Environment variables can be passed individually to the docker run command:
# docker run -d -p 27910:27910/udp --env SV_ANTICHEAT_REQUIRED=0 invch/opentdm-docker
Or can be specified by env-file:
# docker run -d -p 27910:27910/udp --env-file ./env.list invch/opentdm-docker
All available cvars are listed in the example env.list environment file.
- Andrey Nazarov (skullernet), for his Q2pro client/server and OpenTDM fork http://skuller.net/
- Richard Stanway (r1ch), for his OpenTDM Quake2 team deathmatch mod https://r1ch.net/
- John Carmack and the Id Software team, for releasing the q2 source code under GPL licence.
- Linus Torvalds and Richard Stallman, for GNU/Linux.
- Bill Gates, for making me hate Windows and embrace GNU/Linux.
- The Docker people, for Docker.
- Archimedes of Syracuse, Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, Clerk Maxwell, Nikola Tesla, Alan Turing and John Von Neumann, without them, none of this would have been possible.