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Pterodactyl cant find server.jar on boot which results in crash

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Polar bear posted this in #questions
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Polar bearOP
I think it might be because docker cant access the internet but im not sure, tried with vanilla and forge and reinstalling server doesn't change anything
Polar bearOP
for context im using tailscale to setup my panel vps as an exit node instead of port fowarding my home network
honestly theres like no files when the server is reinstalled so idk, just server.properties
Polish
Yeah, that typically indicates the install script failed
the containers wings spins up need internet connectivity for the install script
You in theory could just upload a server.jar via the panel, but then the server wouldn't be able to contact the auth servers, plugins would constantly error-check for updates, etc.
Be able*
Like the Minecraft vanilla jar
Polish
That's fair, yeah, for any fresh install, you will always need connectivity
(I've only really ever lossed connectivity after the initial install, so forgor libs)
do you know of any documentation on how to cleanly remove wings?
also im using ptero documentation and not the probably backdoored install script on github
Polar bearOP
nvm did it
Polar bearOP
@Polish yeah idk whats going on
this was after a reinstall of wings
it was able to download the docker image and such but cannot download the mojang stuff
ive tested connection to google and such and that comes back fine
cant communicate with forge either from my testing
Polish
Your wings subnet is probably not going via the tailscale exit gateway
Polar bearOP
any tips on making it do that?
Polish
Policy-based routing with your wings subnet is the way I've done it in the past, but unsure if that's the best way
Polar bearOP
eh any way is the best way rn
Polish
e.g. from 172.16.10.0/24 to 0.0.0.0/0 via tailscale gateway
Polar bearOP
how would I implement that?
like creating a routing table then ussing ip route to add a route for the wings subnet via tailscale?
then add a policy rule to make the subnet use that table and then also use NAT
Polish
You can do it via the ip route command to just verify it's working as expected, depending if you're using netplan, ifupdown, etc. It'll change how you implement it in the long term
Polar bearOP
would be networkmanager cause fedora
wait no
would be netplan cause node is ubuntu
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