Closed mytelegrambot closed 7 years ago
That's probably you're shell doing that. Since you said you're using Linux before I'm assuming you're in a Bash. The &
character has a special meaning in most shells (e.g. Bash). It "backgrounds" a process. To avoid your shell treating characters as syntax, you can wrap your argument (http://www.motorian.kr/?feed=rss2&cat=10
) in single-quotes. So try running this command instead:
rss-o-bot add 'http://www.motorian.kr/?feed=rss2&cat=10'
P.S.: Your can wrap your example commands in backticks like `so`, to format them in a monospaced font on github.
wow. good.
It's solved. thank you.
I'll close this than. Please don't hesitate to report any further issues.
rss-o-bot add http://www.motorian.kr/?feed=rss2&cat=10
but rss-o-bot list http://www.motorian.kr/?feed=rss2
check please.