SPT-Aki - Dockerized

Quickly set up your personal Escape from Tarkov server in just 5 minutes..

The Linux Container, that builds the server too

Why? Because everyone should be able to build, and not rely on unknown builds from unknown sources.

Platform independent.

This fork simply removes the SIT(stayintarkov) requirements to make a generic SPT-Aki server. Huge thanks to devbence/bullet for the original project.

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How to use this Repo?

1. Install DOCKER

2. git clone https://github.com/umbraprior/SPT.Docker

3. cd SPT.Docker

4. Build the server for your requested version, (you can change the --build-arg to the full commit hash from the Aki server Gitea page)

   Equivalent to release SPT-Aki-3.8.1-e8e317 (0.14.1.2.29197):

   docker build \
      --no-cache \
      --build-arg SPT=79a5d32cb276e18a5b4405e1f7823cda4fe8e317 \
      --label SPTAki \
      -t sptaki .

   Same, but in one line:

   docker build --no-cache --build-arg SPT=79a5d32cb276e18a5b4405e1f7823cda4fe8e317 --label SPTAki -t sptaki .

   Equivalent to release SPT-Aki-3.8.0-3951e2 (0.14.1.2.29197):

   docker build \
      --no-cache \
      --build-arg SPT=3951e29a340e917d158ec061ee671c4ae0f9c8ec \
      --label SPTAki \
      -t sptaki .

   Same, but in one line:

   docker build --no-cache --build-arg SPT=3951e29a340e917d158ec061ee671c4ae0f9c8ec --label SPTAki -t sptaki .

   Windows dont handle the \, use the oneliner!

5. Run the image once:

   docker run --pull=never -v $PWD/server:/opt/server -p 6969:6969 -p 6970:6970 -p 6971:6971 -p 6972:6972 -it --name sptaki sptaki

   • ⚠️ If you don't set the -v (volume), you won't be able to do a required step!

   • On Linux you can include --user $(id -u):$(id -g), this way, file ownership will be set to the user who started the container.

   docker run --pull=never --user $(id -u):$(id -g) -v $PWD/server:/opt/server -p 6969:6969 -p 6970:6970 -it --name sptaki sptaki

6. Go to your ./server directory, delete delete_me, and optionally install additional mods, make config changes, etc.

   Using -p6969:6969, you expose the port to 0.0.0.0 (meaning: open for LAN, localhost, VPN address, etc).

   You can specify -p 192.168.12.34:6969:6969 for each port if you don't want the ports to listen on all interfaces.

7. Start your server (and enable auto restart):

docker start sptaki
docker update --restart unless-stopped sptaki

8. ... wait a few seconds, then you can connect to http://YOUR_IP:6969

Bugs and Issues

Let me know if there are any. Feel free to submit a PR.