CSBot enable plugin

[lickityspliff]

i saw this on your download section and was wondering how to install it with meta mod, the readme isnt very clear where tp put things.

[Whistler]

See the wiki for details

[lickityspliff]

ok so mabey i wasnt being very specific in my question
when i go to http://yapb.bots-united.com/downloads.html
and download this link http://yapb.bots-united.com/files/csbot_enable_mm.zip
now im running meta mod and amxx 1.75 and when i install the plugin in the metamod's plugin.ini and i restart the server and type meta list all it shows me is a bunch of amx stuff i think its the modules, and addbot doesnt work and there is no documentation stating which commands work and so forth.

i just dont see anything for this plugin on the wiki

[Ancient]

include csbot in the plugins.ini

win32 "Release\csbot_mm.dll"
//linux "Release\csbot_mm.so" (take out the slashes if you run a linux server.)

Then upload everything changed and upload everything new.

bot_add are csbot functions.
bot_* anything.
bot_kick etc...

[lickityspliff]

doh nvm

[lickityspliff]

ok so picking up from this problem, i only have upto libstdc++.so.5.0.5
and my gcc is at 3.3.2 so my questions are
1. how do i update the gcc installation
2. does that come with libstdc++.so.6 ? or do i have to update that aswell

keep in mind its a remote machine because i was just having troubles with cygwin so i did it on the box.

Originally Posted by Whistler

libstdc++.so.5 is older version of the GNU C++ Library. See if there is a libstdc++.so.6 file in your /usr/lib or /lib directory in your server, if so, try using GCC 3.4 or newer to compile the plugin. (libstdc++.so.5 is used by GCC 3.3.x)

EDIT: i do have libstdc++.so.6 on another server but gcc is not installed on it. would it be easier to install gcc on that machine vs updating the other one?

[Whistler]

Not sure which version of GNU/Linux you are using, but you can try finding a binary package in the official repository (you will need the root account of the server, not sure if you have it). If there is no official binary package, you can download the source code of GCC at http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gcc and compile it.

[lickityspliff]

on the one server with the lib.6 thing is running fedoracore3 (redhat 10)
and on the older one im not sure probly similar.

im not sure where this official repository is or which dir it is.

gcc looks hard to install atleast the config part from the website

im pretty tired at the moment maybe it wont look so hard tomarrow

[Whistler]

If it's Fedora Core 3, it would be easier to just install the "compat-libstdc++" package. For more information about the official YUM repository, check out their web site: http://fedora.redhat.com

Of course you MUST have the root access to the server.

[lickityspliff]

I forgot to mention that yes I do have root access through ssh to 3 servers.

2 of them have gcc on it but only version 3.3.x cause they are fedora 1 and fedora 2 and neither of them will update with the yum update gcc command. it says its up to date blah blah.

i did that install of the compat-libstdc++ on my fedoracore 3 server and i installed gcc through yum aswell its at v3.4.x

when i try to compile i get this error

g++ -Dstricmp=strcasecmp -Dstrcmpi=strcasecmp -w -O1 -s -DNDEBUG=1 -I/home/games/hl1/sdk/hlsdk/multiplayer/common -I/home/games/hl1/sdk/hlsdk/multiplayer/engine -I/home/games/hl1/sdk/hlsdk/multiplayer/dlls -I/home/games/hl1/sdk/hlsdk/multiplayer/pm_shared -I/home/games/hl1/sdk/metamod-1.19/metamod -c dllapi.cpp -o dllapi.o
make: g++: Command not found
make: *** [dllapi.o] Error 127