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There's another bug I'm facing. When I tried adding a mod in the list variable, it downloads and deleted afterwards. ================================ Updating "@tfar" (620019431) | 1 ================================ Redirecting stderr to '/home/quackorduck/Steam/logs/stderr.txt' Looks like steam didn't shutdown cleanly, scheduling immediate update check [ 0%] Checking for available updates... [----] Verifying installation... Steam Console Client (c) Valve Corporation -- type 'quit' to exit -- Loading Steam API...OK. Logging in user 'quackortheduck' to Steam Public...Logged in OK Waiting for user info...OK Downloading item 620019431 ... Success. Downloaded item 620019431 to "/home/quackorduck/steamcmd/arma3/steamapps/workshop/content/107410/620019431" (166388040 bytes) ================================ Updating "@tfar" (620019431) | 2 ================================ ... ================================ Updating "@tfar" (620019431) | 10 ================================ ... ========================================= !! Updating @tfar failed after 10 tries !! ========================================= If I tried downloading manually by using steamcmd, the mod was saved inside the workshop folder and it managed to create a symlink for the mod. Do you know what's happening?

Hi Marcel, thanks for this python script! I'm facing a bug/problem with steamcmd parameters sh: 1: +force_install_dir: not found I changed A3_SERVER_DIR variable like so ... A3_SERVER_DIR = "/home/quackorduck/steamcmd/arma3" ... def update_server(): steam_cmd_params = " +login {} {}".format(STEAM_USER, STEAM_PASS) steam_cmd_params += " +force_install_dir {}".format(A3_SERVER_DIR) steam_cmd_params += " +app_update {} validate".format(A3_SERVER_ID) steam_cmd_params += " +quit" call_steamcmd(steam_cmd_params) ... I can verify the directory exists by using cd /home/quackorduck/steamcmd/arma3 and it brings me to the directory where I installed my server. Could it be a typo or a bug I'm facing? UPDATE: It seems that my password contains an ampersand; '&' symbol which makes python go crazy. I solved it by inserting '\' before '&'. *facepalm* Now it WORKS!