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Using Mounts
Mounts can be used to make directories on a node available to servers running on it.
Wings Configuration
For security reasons it is not possible to mount directories on a node by default. Directories that should be mountable have to be specified explicitly in the Wings configuration.
In the Wings configuration file (/etc/pterodactyl/config.yml) the allowed_mounts field is used to list mountable directories. The listed directories and all their subdirectories can be mounted.
allowed_mounts:
- /example
Panel Configuration
You have to configure mounts in admin panel in order to use them with your servers. They consist of a source pad on the node and a target path where it will be mounted in the container.
:::warning Path in the container
Mounts can not be mounted at /home/container or any subdirectory of it, as mounts cannot overlap and the server specific files are mounted at that location.
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Creating a Mount
- In the admin panel go to Mounts.
- Create a new mount.
- Fill in the details as required.
- Name: Name for your mount.
- Description: Description for your mount.
- Source: The directory where files are stored on the node.
- Target: The directory where the mount will be placed inside of your server, can not be
/home/container. - Read Only: Whether the mount will be read-only for the servers using it.
- User Mountable: Whether to allow users to self mount this mount.
- After creating the mount you are required to add Eggs and Nodes that this mount may be used on.
:::warning Mounts used by multiple servers All servers using the same mounts will only share its contents when they are on the same node. Mounts are not synchronized between servers. :::
Assigning a Mount to a Server
- In the admin panel navigate to the server you would like to use a mount with
- Go to the mounts page
- Click the + button
- Restart the server
The files of the mount should become available in the target path in the container.
:::warning Mounts cannot be Accessed Mounts do not appear in the Panel's file manager, nor are they accessible via SFTP. :::