Startup Issue with Conan Exiles - Wine dosen't work with docker

System Information

Field Value
Operating System Linux - Debian GNU/Linux 12 on x86_64
Product AMP ‘Phobos’ v2.6.0.12 (Mainline)
Virtualization Docker
Application Conan Exiles
Module GenericModule
Running in Container Yes
Current State Stopped

Problem Description

Issue

Error below

wine: Unhandled page fault on execute access to 0000000143CCC000 at address 0000000143CCC000 (thread 0104), starting debugger…

Reproduction Steps

  • creation of the instance
  • installation of the game server
  • i starup the server after installation

Wine works fine in docker:

[2025.02.26-11.37.30:955][  0]LogServerStats: Starting ServerStatReporter (Official server: 0)
[2025.02.26-11.37.30:959][  0]LogServerStats: Startup report. StartupTime=59 Name=Conan Exiles Server - Powered by AMP Map=The Exiled Lands QueryPort=27030 Type=2 Region=0 MaxPlayers=40

It’s just in your case that you have issues. The likely cause is that the host you are running it on is configured properly for virtualisation.

What’s the system?

so my system is running on Window Server 2022, with the docker engine installed.

I have two instance of Minecraft and they are running great, i have this error on any game that use wine with SteamCMD.

Where do i have to look to see what’s the issue ?

Right. You’ve unlikely to have much joy at the moment. The layers of virtualisation in docker on windows means permissions or something else along the way is not being handled correctly

By definition if you are running a server with wine it means you are running a windows exe. But rather than running it directly on windows (the normal native way) you are running windows to run WSL to run Linux to run Docker to run Wine to run the Windows exe

See how that can get messy?

Yes i get it but the idea of virtualisation is to make sure it’s independant from the host that’s what i like.

So where do i have to look to solve the issue ?

It’s a known issue that has affected others and not really anything you can do

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