CLI doesn't pass -script parameters in Ubuntu 17

[Dragonsbreath]

OSBOT Version 2.5.3

When running a script through the command line in Ubuntu 17 nothing past the : in the -script 671:1;2;1;0 flag gets passed into OSBOT. 

java -jar "/Downloads/OSBot 2.5.3.jar" -login -bot -proxy -script 671:1;2;1;0

My command will run the bot in a windows environment but this is the result in Unbuntu
 

Starting SDN script with id: 671
[DEBUG][04/03 02:41:38 PM]: Injected 2 field list filters
[DEBUG][04/03 02:41:38 PM]: Injected 2 field filters
[DEBUG][04/03 02:41:38 PM]: Injected 2 method list filters
[DEBUG][04/03 02:41:38 PM]: Injected 3 method filters
2: command not found
1: command not found
0: command not found

 

EDIT: The fix for this issue was to add the delimiter "." to the script. The command which needs to be used is as follows:

 

java -jar "/Downloads/OSBot 2.5.3.jar" -login -bot -proxy -script 671:1.2.1.0

 

Edited April 10, 2018 by Dragonsbreath

[Alek]

You have double spaces/tabs between login, bot, etc. It's not specific to an OS, moving to general help section.

[Dragonsbreath]

Alek the problem was the script needed to add "." as a delimiter. This was discovered by Khal. Previously it was ";". 

Edited April 10, 2018 by Dragonsbreath

[ThatGamerBlue]

Assuming you're using bash.

Semicolon is a separator for "new command" in bash. Escape it.

Source code of my jar is 5 lines of code:

public class Test {
	public static void main(String... args) {
		System.out.println(args[0]);
	}
}

 

[Dragonsbreath]

14 minutes ago, ThatGamerBlue said:

Assuming you're using bash.

Semicolon is a separator for "new command" in bash. Escape it.

Source code of my jar is 5 lines of code:

public class Test {
	public static void main(String... args) {
		System.out.println(args[0]);
	}
}

 

The scripter realized that the delimiter in Aleks example was changed from ; to . and once it was added to the script it works perfectly! I did try to backslash but only with commas. 

This is what was needed:

java -jar "/Downloads/OSBot 2.5.3.jar" -login -bot -proxy -script 671:1.2.1.0

Edited April 10, 2018 by Dragonsbreath

[Alek]

Glad we figured that out. Good discussion.