./altv-voice-server not starting about docker-altv-voice-server

[pixlcrashr]

The problem that you may not connect to the voice is because you have to forward the alt:V voice server ports from the Docker container to your host's network like so:

docker run --rm -it -p 7798:7798/udp -p 7799:7799/udp eisengrind/altv-voice-server:release

Works fine, but when I'm using -d flag(detach), logs of startup are empty

ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker kill voiceserver
voiceserver
ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker rm voiceserver
voiceserver
ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker run --name voiceserver -d --restart=unless-stopped -e ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_SECRET=1234 -p 7798:7798/udp -p 7799:7799/udp eisengrind/altv-voice-server:release-12.10
1a491bf300da7cbef762271188c0ca451c301dc969acce7c6478a2afc51fa2bc
ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker logs 1a491bf300da7cbef762271188c0ca451c301dc969acce7c6478a2afc51fa2bc

(there is must be output of "voice server start bla bla bla"

You can work around by enabling the TTY mode in Docker. Simply just add the -t param to your command:

docker run --name voiceserver -t -d --restart=unless-stopped -e ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_SECRET=1234 -p 7798:7798/udp -p 7799:7799/udp eisengrind/altv-voice-server:release-12.10

It might be the case that the alt:V server logs by default to STDOUT instead of logging to TTY output (which I think is needed for Docker logs - again, from my understanding).

[pixlcrashr]

Not reproducible for me when using the current Dockerfile and the following entrypoint.sh script:

#!/bin/bash

ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_HOST=${ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_HOST:-"0.0.0.0"}
ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PLAYER_HOST=${ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PLAYER_HOST:-"0.0.0.0"}
ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PLAYER_PORT=${ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PLAYER_PORT:-"7799"}
ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PORT=${ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PORT:-"7798"}
ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_SECRET=${ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_SECRET:-"1234"}

cat <<EOF >/opt/altv/voice.cfg
host: '$ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_HOST'
playerHost: '$ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PLAYER_HOST'
playerPort: '$ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PLAYER_PORT'
port: '$ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_PORT'
secret: '$ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_SECRET'
EOF

echo "server started"

./altv-voice-server

Maybe your problem is caused by Docker's caching.

[pixlcrashr]

The problem that you may not connect to the voice is because you have to forward the alt:V voice server ports from the Docker container to your host's network like so:

docker run --rm -it -p 7798:7798/udp -p 7799:7799/udp eisengrind/altv-voice-server:release

[Konders]

The problem that you may not connect to the voice is because you have to forward the alt:V voice server ports from the Docker container to your host's network like so:

docker run --rm -it -p 7798:7798/udp -p 7799:7799/udp eisengrind/altv-voice-server:release

Works fine, but when I'm using -d flag(detach), logs of startup are empty

ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker kill voiceserver
voiceserver
ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker rm voiceserver
voiceserver
ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker run --name voiceserver -d --restart=unless-stopped -e ALTV_VOICE_SERVER_SECRET=1234 -p 7798:7798/udp -p 7799:7799/udp eisengrind/altv-voice-server:release-12.10
1a491bf300da7cbef762271188c0ca451c301dc969acce7c6478a2afc51fa2bc
ubuntu@maizen:~$ sudo docker logs 1a491bf300da7cbef762271188c0ca451c301dc969acce7c6478a2afc51fa2bc

(there is must be output of "voice server start bla bla bla"

[Konders]

Thanks!