The PASSWORD variable in the .env file does not seem to work. Spinning up a server with, for example, PASSWORD=mypassword in .env only allows users to connect to it with a blank password set in PZ. If you set the server password in PZ's Multiplayer browser to mypassword it yields a "wrong server password" error message.
Edit: It seems other variables in .env like PUBLIC aren't being honored either. If I change these settings in the MyServerName.ini file the container creates in the data volume these settings are honored. The container is definitely using the .env file, too, as it complains if I remove it and try to recreate the container.
The PASSWORD variable in the .env file does not seem to work. Spinning up a server with, for example, PASSWORD=mypassword in .env only allows users to connect to it with a blank password set in PZ. If you set the server password in PZ's Multiplayer browser to mypassword it yields a "wrong server password" error message.
Edit: It seems other variables in .env like PUBLIC aren't being honored either. If I change these settings in the MyServerName.ini file the container creates in the data volume these settings are honored. The container is definitely using the .env file, too, as it complains if I remove it and try to recreate the container.