29.08.2019

Call Of Duty Console Execute File .cfg File Main \exec

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare dedicated server. Uses CoD4x server mod. Based off hberntsen/docker-cod4 with a number of enhancements.

  1. Call Of Duty Console Execute File .cfg File Main Exec Access

But since the file is already at your main folder, please use the ORIGINAL file that I provide, don't touch a thing there, put inside that same folder and execute. If the mod is already at the path COD5/mods/Frontlines as supposed to be, will load the server after run that batch file. You can use the copydedicated.bat file to create a folder with all the files needed to run a dedicated server. The files themselves are independent of the game. You don't need to own BO3 or have steam running to run a unranked dedicated server.

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. Build the docker image, e.g. docker build -t matracey/modern-warfare
  3. Copy the resource files from the main/ and zone/ directories to a directory of your choice on your Docker host.
    • You can omit the main/video directory as this is not needed by the server.
    • I use /var/cod4/res, and within there I have main, zone, usermaps and mods.
  4. Run your server!
    • I use this command to start my server:
  1. Connect to your server!

Notes on building your run command

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  • -it: This runs the docker container in interactive, pseudo-tty mode. You'll need this to be able to type into the CoD console.

    • You could also use -dit here instead, which would start the container detached. You can attach later by running docker attach <container>.
    • To restart a stopped container, use the command docker start -ai <container>. This will automatically and interactively attach to the container on start.

  • -p 28960:28960 -p 28960:28960/udp: This forwards TCP & UDP ports 28960 (the default CoD Server Port) to the docker host. I haven't needed any other ports exposed but YMMV.

  • -v /var/cod4/res/main:/home/cod4/main: Mounts the main folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the main folder within the container's filesystem. I copied the contents of this from the CoD4:MW installation on my PC.

  • -v /var/cod4/res/main:/home/cod4/zone: Mounts the zone folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the zone folder within the container's filesystem. I copied the contents of this from the CoD4:MW installation on my PC.

  • -v /var/cod4/res/mods:/home/cod4/mods: Mounts the mods folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the mods folder within the container's filesystem. I keep any mods I want to install on the server in here.

  • -v /var/cod4/res/usermaps:/home/cod4/usermaps: Mounts the usermaps folder in my Docker host's filesystem to the usermaps folder within the container's filesystem. I keep my custom maps in here.

  • -v /var/cod4/server.cfg:/home/cod4/main/server.cfg: Mounts the server.cfg file within the main folder within the container's filesystem.

    • NB: This file needs to exist on your host machine before you run the server or Docker will create this as a directory.

  • -v /var/cod4/games_mp.log:/home/cod4/main/games_mp.log: Mounts the games_mp.log file within the main folder within the container's filesystem. Log file for the server.

    • NB: This file needs to exist on your host machine before you run the server or Docker will create this as a directory.

  • matracey/world-at-war +set sv_authorizemode '-1' +exec server.cfg +map_rotate: You can pass custom arguments to the server here. These are the args that are passed by default.

Call Of Duty Console Execute File .cfg File Main Exec Access

I've also included a sample server.cfg file in this repository. It's not part of the build, but it should help you to build out your own config.