Power Bomberman Docker Server

Docker server for Power Bomberman

How to use

Building

Clone this repository and build the container

git clone https://github.com/pinduzera/pb-docker-server

cd pb-docker-server

docker build . -t pbserver

If you want to run on standard docker CLI detached, just:

docker run -d --rm --name pbserver -p 64640:64640 pbserver

You can set the following environmental variables, if none is set it will use the default values.

Env. Variable	Default	Description
PB_NAME	PBServer	The name of the server to be displayed in the game. Don't make this too long so it fits in the border.
PB_PORT	64640	TCP port to use, don't forget to properly forward. Probably you could just change the container external mapped port.
PB_MAX_CLIENTS	64	how many players can be connected to the server at once. Any further connection attempts at the full capacity will be rejected until somebody quits.
PB_MAX_ROOMS	32	how many rooms can be created at once.
PB_LATENCY_MODE	low	adjusts the frequency of game packet transmission. Available options are low, medium and high. low is preferred for the best experience, but you might want to try the others if you're having connection issues.
VNC_PASSWORD	NONE	Password needed to connect to the application's GUI.
DISPLAY_WIDTH	1920	Width (in pixels) of the PB Server application's window.
DISPLAY_HEIGHT	1080	Height (in pixels) of the PB Server application's window.

VNC Access

You can access the server through a remote VNC session at localhost:5900 (or hostname:5900) and use the server commands. If the session is not local you might want to expose the port 5900 and access using a VNC client such as TigerVNC. It is not recommended to expose this port to the web since it is not secured.

docker run -d --rm --name pbserver -p 5900:5900  -p 64640:64640 pbserver

For other VNC and base container options check https://github.com/jlesage/docker-baseimage-gui