Joebot binaries for metamod (linux)

Originally Posted by memed

The badf error indicates either a messed up file (from using windows to make linux releases), or running a lower (2.2) glibc than the version compied on (2.3 not 3.2, that the compiler version ).

Lets search through www.gnu.org site
Memed, from my point of view,you've messed up to things, libstdc++ (http://gcc.gnu.org/libstdc++/) doesn't belong to glibc (http://www.gnu.org/directory/GNU/glibc.html). libstdc++ - C++ class library, and AFAIK it always has the same version as GCC has. Correct me if I'm wrong.
So, eAnic, needs to install correct class library...

[Onno Kreuzinger]

Originally Posted by Artello

Lets search through www.gnu.org site
Memed, from my point of view,you've messed up to things, libstdc++ (http://gcc.gnu.org/libstdc++/) doesn't belong to glibc (http://www.gnu.org/directory/GNU/glibc.html). libstdc++ - C++ class library, and AFAIK it always has the same version as GCC has. Correct me if I'm wrong.
So, eAnic, needs to install correct class library...

yep got me, i messed it up
but luck for eAnic, you can upgrade gcc "quite" easy, but you _can't_ upgrade libstc

err please help me i'am confused now
what exactly do i need?
libstdc++ or glibc?

Cool , i do not run it,
very good news. (all bot MUST be metamod).
i m very happy to test a multibot server
without very complex config.

Originally Posted by eAnic

err please help me i'am confused now
what exactly do i need?
libstdc++ or glibc?

All that you need - just install libstdc++-3.2.

is there a chance to get a non .rpm version?
a google search only brings me libstdc++-3.2.2-5.i386.rpm

Originally Posted by eAnic

is there a chance to get a non .rpm version?
a google search only brings me libstdc++-3.2.2-5.i386.rpm

That kind of Linux you are using? Debian? I'm strongly recommend you to use binaries from your Linux distro. Last distributions usualy comes with both versions of compillers, you'll need to check you CDs or vendor site.

i'am using SoL - http://www.sol-linux.com

Originally Posted by eAnic

i'am using SoL - http://www.sol-linux.com

Check this page http://update.sol-linux.com/ . Try to use SoLrus tool to retrieve latest gcc package.
SoLrus HOW-TO available at http://www.sol-linux.com/Content/Documentation/SoLrus

ok, i updated the gcc package to version 3.2.2 but the problem still exists.