erikxcore

Has anyone been successful with running mods? It seems like my Ubuntu is trying to break the line and run a command, e.g.: -mod=@name1;@name2 ./a3.sh: line 3: @name2: command not found Escaping the semi-colons seems to get past that error, however, the server still refuses to run the actual mods - at least that's what is reported on http://arma3.swec.se/. From what it seems if I put the -mod section right after arma3server nothing past the escape characters runs (e.g. server cfgs). If I surround the -mod:name1;@name2 section in a single quote the rest of the command line parameters are ran, but no mods appear in the list as running. Nothing unusual in the logs or anything really relating to the mods, either. My directory looks like :

Thanks! I initially just did a mv and renamed the folder - ironically enough I made a symbolic link for the 'Arma 3 Server' folder since I didn't like the spaces :p. Edit - thanks gagagu, too! :D

Has anyone else had any issues with .pbo's in the MPMissions folder? I'm able to connect and select, all that's fine (default missions run fine), however, if I use a custom .pbo (a few random maps from Armaholic, a few from the Steam Workshop) I tend to freeze randomly while in 'receiving data' from the server - I maybe reach 1/4th of the file before the freeze. Unsure which logs to check as I saw nothing unusual about maps in the net.log or the other log in the directory. Perhaps I'm not waiting long enough - I'm not sure. For what it's worth I am on Ubuntu 12.10 64bit through a VPS with some low spec hardware but I was seeing 10-25 server FPS while playing around in the CO-10 default maps. Only planning to keep this server for squad operations (5-8 man), anyhow. Just some information from the logs, an excerpt really, after in which I had to take the server down. Nothing of note in the net.log and no .rtp to be found (not on my home PC). I did some digging and found nothing similar to a3\map_altis\data\roads\roads.shp unless that's something within a3.pbo (which is in the addons folder). Don't know much about how Arma's file system works to give any good input myself. :