Configuration with Minecraft - Change Backups location to RAID array

[Kyle_Goeken]

System Information

Field	Value
Operating System	Linux - Debian GNU/Linux 12 on x86_64
Product	AMP ‘Callisto’ v2.5.0.12 (Mainline)
Virtualization	Docker
Application	Minecraft
Module	MinecraftModule
Running in Container	Yes
Current State	Starting

Problem Description

Issue

Attempted to follow this guide and troubleshooted many different things on my own, unable to get the instance to recognize or show the capability for backups on the RAID array.

How to change backup locations

Prerequisites Ensure the new backup location has the same ownership as the instance (such as the amp user on Linux). You should also have separate sub-directories for each instance, so that backups don’t mix. This will be explained further below. This guide uses /media/backups as an example, your actual location can vary. For New Instances In ADS navigate to Configuration->New Instance Defaults Add the following: Key - LocalFileBackupPlugin.Storage.StorePath Value - /media/backups/{InstanceN…

Array is fully built and able to read and write data from it. Permissions should be sorted out since while I am logged into the local amp user Ubuntu profile it lets me create and delete folders off the array.
Anytime I revert changes back to default the backups tab re-appears.

Direction below pasted but put in my info for the server
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1. Stop the instance
2. In ADS File Manager/SFTP edit LocalFileBackupPlugin.kvp in the instance’s directory
3. Change the location for Storage.StorePath to the new location /mnt/md0/{InstanceName}/. This will place the backups in its own subfolder based on the instance name.
4. Edit FileManagerPlugin.kvp in the same directory
5. Change the FileManager.AdditionalVirtualDirectories to {“backups”:“/mnt/md0”} and Save. (Left side is directory in the instance directory, right side is the actual folder location)
6. Start the instance in ADS"

Running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
AMP Release “Callisto”
v2.5.0.12, built 30/05/2024 00:03

Reproduction Steps

• Changed 2 files as described in the instance
• Restarted the instance
• Backups tab completely disappears, shows back if changes are reverted