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Fabien F.
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Second part of the audit of every screen for a Docker server. What it found, and what now happens: - Play with friends. "Servers open" read the BindIP of the configuration files, which the containers force to 0.0.0.0, so it was green on a fresh server while who can connect is decided by the address the ports are published on (bindAddress in docker.json). Opening and closing now edit bindAddress (and set CoA.AllowRemoteClients), the open state is read from it, and enabling a mode no longer fails on netsh / PowerShell after it already rewrote the files. There is no firewall row on Linux (Docker publishes the ports itself); the Windows reply is unchanged. - The "private services" check (Friends and Diagnostics) could never fail on Linux: it reads the Windows listener table. For a Docker server it is computed from how the ports are published: the database never, the console only on 127.0.0.1, the game servers on bindAddress. - Console, Database tab: read a mysql log file that does not exist; it shows `docker logs` of the database container. - The Overview showed a service that had stopped by itself as "Stopped"; it now says "Stopped unexpectedly". - Settings: a Docker server that was added but never started had no worldserver.conf and the page failed; it is created from its template. A talent file path outside the Core folder is refused (the container cannot see it). - Backups of configuration now include docker.json; verifying the files of an imported Docker server looked for worldserver.exe and reported it missing. - Linux locations: the friend package and the diagnostics go to the desktop folder (from the user directories file) instead of /tmp, the problem report names the distribution, and the size advice for companions reads /proc/meminfo instead of assuming 8 GB. Every Windows branch is the code that was there; the dispatch is the early return on docker::is_docker (or the host flavor for the firewall).