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$ docker run --rm -p 11753:11753 -it openrct2/openrct2-cli host https://bit.do/openrct2-bpb
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All configuration data is stored inside the container. If you want to persit it outside the container, you can mount it to a volume or your local filesystem. Mounting your local filesystem also allows you to read and write saved games locally. For example:
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All configuration data is stored inside the container. If you want to persist it outside the container, you can mount it to a volume or your local filesystem. Mounting your local filesystem also allows you to read and write saved games locally. For example:
The command above will mount the OpenRCT2 user / config directory inside the container to a directory on your local filesystem. This will allow you to persist and edit the configuration, saved games etc. locally.
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It will then host a new server and load the saved game `mypark.sv6` located in the mounted directory under the save sub-directory.
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It will then host a new server and load the saved game `mypark.sv6` located in the mounted directory under the save subdirectory.
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## Tags
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v0.2.5 onwards are based on Ubuntu 20.04 (amd64). v0.2.4 and v0.2.3 use Ubuntu 19.04 (amd64), previous tags are based on Ubuntu 18.04 (amd64).
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