linux server startup parameter : semi colon ?

[gL33k 0]

I have a little problem with syntax.

when i use semi colon , then ctrl-c the process, bash return me

Quote[/b] ]./startarma: line3: @durgsvegetationfix: command not found

i tried to use the "," , then ctrl-C. now i don't have the "command not found" but i'm not sure if my mod is loaded.

someone can confirm , linux user should use "," instead semi colon ?

[killswitch 19]

I take it you're trying to load mods with the -mod parameter, right? Enclose your semicolon-separated list of mod folders in single quote characters to keep the semicolons from being "eaten" by the shell script interpreter. Example:

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">-mod='dbe1;@durgsvegetationfix'

[gL33k 0]

i suspected that. i don't know well shell .

thanks