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Have an issue with linuxgsm failing because the entrypoint.sh tries to download and install before the network is initialized.

can a delay be added to wait for a full response from the internet before it begins the processes in entrypoint-user.sh?

a simple while loop works but obviously not if I have to reload the docker image

#pause for network start
while ! ping -c 4 google.com > /dev/null;
do 
  echo -e "Waiting for internet connection."
  sleep 10
done

Providing a gamename of <game>-<number> does not create (copy) the linuxgsm script to that name and therefore the container does not start.

my test cases are:

• "l4d2server-2"
• "l4d2server-3"

What is the preferred way you'd like to implement this, I can provide a PR if necessary

When entrypoint-user.sh executes tail -F "${LGSM_LOGDIR}"/*/*.log &, it prints out the last few lines of log content to stdout. This means if you have a large amount of game server logs, a lot of logs are sent to stdout, which is rather spammy.

Can this be configurable? I don't necessarily need or want all my historical log files, that aren't going to be changing again) to be tailed every time I start the container.

I have a separate user for LGSM related docker images on my server. Following the new docker-compose examples from https://github.com/GameServerManagers/docker-gameserver/tree/main, the default linuxgsm user in the docker image has the default UID 1000, which leads to the mounted volumes changing ownership to the host user with UID 1000, which isn't the UID of my LGSM host user (note, I'm using bind mounts).
To retain the original host ownerships, I tried using the UID and GID environment variables in the docker-compose file to match the ones of my LGSM host user. This however leads to permission errors when installing the gameserver and fetching lgsm scripts, as the /app directory permissions are set to UID 1000.

Fixing this would be pretty straightforward by adding another chown to the entrypoint.sh, that changes ownership of /app to the UID and GID provided by docker compose.

Example docker compose:

version: '3.4'
services:
  linuxgsm:
    image: gameservermanagers/gameserver:mc
    container_name: mc_test
    volumes:
      - /home/gameservers/mc_test:/data
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - UID=1006
      - GID=1007
      - USER=linuxgsm

Reading through https://docs.linuxgsm.com/commands/mods#install-mods it looks like the server needs to run ./gameserver mods-install upon startup. It would be nice if the entry script provided an option to handle this.