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Fabio Legrenzi
Fabio Legrenzi

Reputation: 31

Can't change default worldserver port in dockers build

I installed AzerothCore successfuly on Windows 10 Pro using Docker, and it works fine locally. I was trying to make the server public so friends can connect from the internet for testing.

Since port 8085 for worldserver can't be forwarded on my router (probably ISP or router firmware reserving it, other ports can just fine), I tried everything to change it in conf files, literally changed it everywhere and added the overrides in the 2 conf.dist. Changed it in the realmlist field in authserver DB too. Recompiled everything: it stays 8085 no matter what (I can see it using netstats).

In more detail: I changed the port to 8086 in \azerothcore-wotlk\docker\worldserver\etc\worldserver.conf.dist added the line "WorldServerPort = 8086" in worldserver.conf and worldserver.conf.dockerdist in the same directory. Even changed the port in .env.dist in main installation directory. Also changed the relative field in the realmlist entry in authserver database.

I rebuilt all the containers from scratch after the config modifications and recomposed them: worldserver port stays 8085.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 287

Answers (2)

Arnau Castellví
Arnau Castellví

Reputation: 240

Remember you're using docker, you only change the port redirection in docker-compose.

Upvotes: 0

Fabio Legrenzi
Fabio Legrenzi

Reputation: 31

I managed to solve the problem with the help of Francesco Borzi: turned out dockers containers have their own ports exposed so I needed to change those too accordingly. I edited the docker-compose.yml file in main directory, where ports for the world server container are listed, along with the usual editings of worldserver confs and authserver database entries as usual, and recomposed from scratch. Thanks for help.

Upvotes: 2

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