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| author | m-chandler <mchandler89@gmail.com> | 2019-11-15 19:46:26 +1000 |
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| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | 2019-11-15 19:46:26 +1000 |
| commit | 11d6111dc5334bffc884be8edbae66164cbdbdc2 (patch) | |
| tree | 954e3ce9a734786b067dd3eedee3ca5dbeb8acc9 /readme.md | |
| parent | 1fe66ea4d30629d82e547554b43fcf8e7dc7b512 (diff) | |
Update readme.md
Update readme as per: https://github.com/m-chandler/factorio-spot-pricing/issues/11
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@@ -93,15 +93,35 @@ You can force a redeployment of the service via ECS. [Update the service](https: **How can I change map settings, server settings etc.**
-You'll need to have remote access to the server (refer to Optional Features). You can make whatever changes you want to the configuration in `/opt/factorio/config`. Once done, restart the container using the following command: `sudo docker restart $(docker ps -q --filter ancestor=factoriotools/factorio)`.
+You'll need to have remote access to the server (refer to Optional Features). You can make whatever changes you want to the configuration in `/opt/factorio/config`. Once done, restart the container:
+
+1. Go to ECS (Elastic Container Service) in the AWS Console
+2. Click the factorio cluster
+3. Tick the factorio service, and select update
+4. Tick "Force new deployment"
+5. Click Next 3 times, and finally Update service
**I can no longer connect to my instance via SSH?**
Your public IP address has probably changed. [Check your public IP address]((https://whatismyipaddress.com/)) and update the stack, providing your new public IP address.
+**How do I load an existing save?**
+
+Be advised that whenever the Factorio container is terminated, it creates a new autosave just prior to terminating. For this reason, restarting the container directly on the host via SSH isn't advised.
+
+In order to load an existing save, follow the below steps:
+
+1. Go to ECS (Elastic Container Service) in the AWS Console
+2. Click the factorio cluster
+3. Tick the factorio service, and select update
+4. Set Number of tasks to 0
+5. Click Next 3 times, and finally Update service
+6. Access the instance via SSH, placing your save in /opt/factorio/saves.
+7. Repeat steps above, setting the Number of tasks to 1.
+
## What's Missing / Not Supported?
-* Scenarios.
+* Scenarios - you can probably figure out a way to get this working... I've just never tried :-).
## Expected Costs
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