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Question about methods for configuration

Open kof8855 opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

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Current behavior

Why, after modifying the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration and restarting the Docker container, does the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration revert to the default settings? I don't want to use variable methods for configuration.

Desired behavior

Why, after modifying the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration and restarting the Docker container, does the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration revert to the default settings? I don't want to use variable methods for configuration.

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To Reproduce

Why, after modifying the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration and restarting the Docker container, does the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration revert to the default settings? I don't want to use variable methods for configuration.

Software setup

Why, after modifying the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration and restarting the Docker container, does the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration revert to the default settings? I don't want to use variable methods for configuration.

Hardware setup

Why, after modifying the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration and restarting the Docker container, does the PalWorldSettings.ini configuration revert to the default settings? I don't want to use variable methods for configuration.

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kof8855 avatar Jan 23 '24 08:01 kof8855

Hello @kof8855 Because its considered Best-Practice in Docker and Docker-Compose to have your application not do that. Its called Stateless-Development with some tools, see here: https://12factor.net/config

What you would ask for is basically a "dumb-mode" not doing anything except start the server, is that right? What would be the standard start params be for that?

jammsen avatar Jan 23 '24 08:01 jammsen