Arma 3 Server MOD [Linux]

[silente13 11]

Hello guys, i created an arma 3 server on a dedicate machine, and i want add some mod. In the configuration i have this: 

# ARMA 3 Modules
# add mods with relative paths:
# mods/\@CBA_A3\;
# or several mods as:
# mods/\@CBA_A3\;mods/\@task_force_radio
# and chmod modules directories to 775
mods="@servermod;@life_server;@extDB2"

# Server-side Mods
servermods="@servermod;@life_server;@extdb2"

But when i try to enter in the game, in the bottom i can't see the mod...

[donelsarjo 60]

# ARMA 3 Modules
# add mods with relative paths:
# mods/\@CBA_A3\;
# or several mods as:
# mods/\@CBA_A3\;mods/\@task_force_radio
 

 

you forgot the "\" in front of "@" and ";"

 

and why would you want to load the mods twice?

[terox 316]

not sure what you are doing here, the correct syntax for the params are

 

-mod=

-servermod=

 

not

 

mod=

servermod=

[donelsarjo 60]

@terox. The syntax is propably correct. It is a snippet out of a larger starting script.

[silente13 11]

# ARMA 3 Modules

# add mods with relative paths:

# mods/\@CBA_A3\;

# or several mods as:

# mods/\@CBA_A3\;mods/\@task_force_radio

 

 

you forgot the "\" in front of "@" and ";"

 

and why would you want to load the mods twice?

 

 

so, i thing like this?

 

mods="serverfiles/\@servermod\;serverfiles/\@life_server\;serverfiles/\@extDB2\";

 

# Server-side Mods

servermods="serverfiles/\@servermod\;serverfiles/\@life_server\;serverfiles/\@extDB2\";

 

not sure what you are doing here, the correct syntax for the params are

 

-mod=

-servermod=

 

not

 

mod=

servermod=

 

I do not know why that is, it was already set. 

[donelsarjo 60]

# ARMA 3 Modules
# add mods with relative paths:
# mods/\@CBA_A3\;
# or several mods as:
# mods/\@CBA_A3\;mods/\@task_force_radio
# and chmod modules directories to 775
mods=""

# Server-side Mods
servermods="\@servermod\;\@life_server\;\@extDB2"

[silente13 11]

# ARMA 3 Modules

# add mods with relative paths:

# mods/\@CBA_A3\;

# or several mods as:

# mods/\@CBA_A3\;mods/\@task_force_radio

# and chmod modules directories to 775

mods=""

# Server-side Mods

servermods="\@servermod\;\@life_server\;\@extDB2"

 

Nothing, it still not work... When i try to enter in the server he say me that i have or miss some addons. And in the right i can't see @servemod or other...

[donelsarjo 60]

Well i think the best way to solve this problem is to ask in the "life" forums. I actually don't know what mods you need and which not. the important thing is that the server loads the mods. you can check this in the rpt.But the syntx should be correct.

 

maybe you could run this script in debug : ./blabla_startingScript -debug

there can watch the rpt live.

[Armitxes 36]

# ARMA 3 Modules

# add mods with relative paths:

# mods/\@CBA_A3\;

# or several mods as:

# mods/\@CBA_A3\;mods/\@task_force_radio

 

 

you forgot the "\" in front of "@" and ";"

 

and why would you want to load the mods twice?Clear

 

# indicates a comment which is ignored... he isn't loading anything twice. 

 

Silente, where is your reference / from where did you get that file from? Normally you give mods / servermods as startup parameter to the shell / exe file.

./arma3server -serverMod="servermod" -mod=""

what also is possible, and might be the case here, is:

mods="mod1\;mod2"
servermods="servermod1\;servermod2"

./arma3server -serverMod="$servermods" -mod="$mods"

- https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Startup_Parameters says aswell: In Linux multiple folders arguments need the following separation syntax: -mod=mod1\;mod2\;mod3.

 

 

EDIT: check if your @servermod, @life_server and @extDB2 are in the same folder as @CBA_A3... if so the correct path in regards to these comments would be

servermods="mods/\@servermod\;mods/\@extDB2\;"
mods="mods/\@life_server\;"

if they're in the parent of the mods folder your parameters should be correct :/

[silente13 11]

Well i think the best way to solve this problem is to ask in the "life" forums. I actually don't know what mods you need and which not. the important thing is that the server loads the mods. you can check this in the rpt.But the syntx should be correct.

 

maybe you could run this script in debug : ./blabla_startingScript -debug

there can watch the rpt live.

 

Do the sever parametres are correct? 

./arma3server -netlog -ip=89.163.225.147 -port=2302 -cfg=/home/arma3server/serverfiles/cfg/arma3-server.network.cfg -config=/home/arma3server/serverfiles/cfg/arma3-server.server.cfg -mod= -servermod=\@servermod\;\@life_server\;\@extDB2 -bepath= -autoinit -loadmissiontomemory

[silente13 11]

# indicates a comment which is ignored... he isn't loading anything twice. 

 

Silente, where is your reference / from where did you get that file from? Normally you give mods / servermods as startup parameter to the shell / exe file.

./arma3server -servermods="@servermod" -mods=""

what also is possible, and might be the case here, is:

mods=â€â€
servermods="@servermod"

./arma3server -serverMod="$servermods" -mod="$mods"

- https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Startup_Parameters

 

So i try with $ and not @, 'right?

 

Edit: I tried it with $, same...

[Armitxes 36]

So i try with $ and not @, 'right?

 

Edit: I tried it with $, same...

 

I've edited my answer, try it out :/

[silente13 11]

I've edited my answer, try it out :/

 

What are the differences between mod and servermod?

[donelsarjo 60]

 

 

What are the differences between mod and servermod?

-mod=<string>

Loads the specified sub-folders for different mods. Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and multiple stacked folders are possible.

In Linux multiple folders arguments need the following separation syntax: -mod=mod1\;mod2\;mod3

This setting always auto-disable in-game mod/extension management (in UI menu).

 

-serverMod=<string>

Loads the specified sub-folders for different server-side (not broadcasted to clients) mods. Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and multiple stacked folders are possible.

In Linux multiple folders arguments need the following separation syntax: -mod=mod1\;mod2\;mod3.

 

Just google how to set up a altis life server. there a more than a million tutorials.

[silente13 11]

-mod=<string>

Loads the specified sub-folders for different mods. Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and multiple stacked folders are possible.

In Linux multiple folders arguments need the following separation syntax: -mod=mod1\;mod2\;mod3

This setting always auto-disable in-game mod/extension management (in UI menu).

 

-serverMod=<string>

Loads the specified sub-folders for different server-side (not broadcasted to clients) mods. Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and multiple stacked folders are possible.

In Linux multiple folders arguments need the following separation syntax: -mod=mod1\;mod2\;mod3.

 

Just google how to set up a altis life server. there a more than a million tutorials.

 

I know how setup the other files, my problem are that the server don't read the mod...

[donelsarjo 60]

lol now i've got your problem!

 

lowercase!

 

rename all the mods to lowercase. also all the .pbo s. and use the right version of extDB2

[silente13 11]

lol now i've got your problem!

 

lowercase!

 

rename all the mods to lowercase. also all the .pbo s. and use the right version of extDB2

 

Already done, same problem... I try to modify the parametres, same error.. I really don't know what can i do...