[suggestion] Keep server files persistent?

[Happyllama25]

Every time the server restarts, it downloads the server files from steamcmd, it might be useful for some people to write the files to a persistent volume, and instead of downloading every time, just check if the files are current or not, would result in a faster startup time as there is no waiting time for server downloads. Could also be useful for multiple containers using the same core files as this would save on storage (granted, not a lot, but it is still storage)

[Happyllama25]

Might be an issue with multiple containers sharing, in that, if one of them updates while others are still running it might affect the running state of the other containers

And possibly a solution to this, clone/copy the persistent volume to the container, and run from there, that way if another container updates the files, upon a restart it would copy the fresh files again and not interrupt

[xuzheliang135]

I tried to mount the/opt/dst_server directory separately, and it seems to have solved the problem. You can give it a try

[Happyllama25]

I tried to mount the/opt/dst_server directory separately, and it seems to have solved the problem. You can give it a try

Yep! That looks like it works!

Thank you.