fragsoc/scpsl-docker

A docker image to run a dedicated server for the game SCP: Secret Lab

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A Docker image to run a dedicated server for SCP: Secret Lab.

Usage

An example sequence could be:

docker build -t scpsl https://github.com/FragSoc/scpsl-docker.git && \
    docker run -d -p 7777:7777/udp -v $PWD/scpsl_config:/config scpsl

The image exposes one volume at /config for the server's configuration files.

The image exposes one port, defaulting to 7777/udp (see below).

Build Arguments

Argument Key	Default Value	Description
UID	999	Desired user ID of the user the server will run as. You might want to override this for easier directory permission management.
GID	999	Twin to UID, setting the primary group id of the user.
PORT	7777	Port that the game will be run under. WARNING: you must still set this in /config/config_gamplay.txt
APPID	996560	The appid to pass to steamcmd. Default should be fine for the vast majority of cases.
STEAM_BETA		A beta string to pass to steamcmd. For example: -beta mybetaname -betapassword letmein.

Licensing

The few files in this repo are licensed under the GPL.

However, SCP: Secret Lab is proprietary software licensed by Northwood Studios; no credit is taken for the software in this image.

scpsl-docker's Issues

/docker-entrypoint.sh: Permission denied

root@vps-6028ccf0:/opt/scp-docker# docker run -p 7777:7777/udp -v $PWD/scpsl_config:/config scpsl
/bin/sh: 1: /docker-entrypoint.sh: Permission denied

How do I run container with this image?

Edit: I guess that's beacuse I copied this file from Windows to Linux using WinSCP
Edit2: Changing permissions in WinSCP to 777 fixed it but I still think that it is problem

Missing provision for steam betas

Should add a build arg which allows installing specific steam betas (by beta name string)

EULA not being accepted on startup

I just pulled the docker image, but whenever I try to run the command
docker run -d -e ACCEPT_EULA=Y --name scpsl -p 7777:7777/udp -v $PWD/scpsl_config:/config scpsl
to start it the logs are spammed with a message saying to accept the EULA, I've tried running the command with many other different variations, and I can't type anything in the logs as anything I write is just replaced with
Do you accept the EULA? [yes/no]
Is this a known bug? Is there a workaround? Since I can't even start the server up once I don't have any files for the server.
Thanks

EULA not being accepted

Whenever I restart the server it asks me to accept the EULA again. Is there an option to automatically accept it upon container startup?