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  1. ProGEEK

    Mikero's Dos Tools

    Thanks man, I appreciate it. Like I say, its only with PBO's compiled using the linux version of makepbo. Dont suppose I could make a suggestion for extractpbo? An option to ignore the prefix to just extract the files as they are in the PBO instead of recreating the full prefix path? e.g. a PBO with a prefix of "\x\dms" has its files extracted to PBODIR\x\dms, when in the PBO itself they are not stored under the prefix. If that makes sense, I can supply a PBO if you need further info
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    Mikero's Dos Tools

    hey @mikero, Not sure if you're aware of this or not, but I've noticed a small quirk with the makepbo tool on linux. If a PBo is created on linux, that PBO doesnt seem to want to work on anything but a linux server, What I believe is happening is when it goes through the directory and adds all the files, it uses a forward slash ( / ), Linux arma3server is clever enough to use either forward or backslash. However Windows A3server on the other hand is a bit more stupid, and does not like these forward slashes Link to example pbo built using the following commandline: a3_dms.pbo makepbo -N -A -U -P -M a3_dms /tmp/a3_dms.pbo I wonder if when you generate a PBO on linux, you could have it translate all the forward slashes into blackslashes so that the PBO gets created as it should. I have tested the same command on a windows host and do not have the same issue with the pbo on a windows or linux server
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