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32-bit EPB breaks on 64-bit Linux
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Default 32-bit EPB breaks on 64-bit Linux - 27-04-2008

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[META] ERROR: dll: Failed query plugin '<EPB_i386.so>'; Couldn't open file '/usr/local/games/hlds/hlds_l/cstrike/EPODbot/EPB_i386.so': libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I have libstdc++.so.5 installed however it is (of course) 64-bit. I tried switching the library out for a 32-bit compile but got the same error.

How do I fix this? The 32-bit HLDS, Metamod, AMXX and everything else seem to work fine.
  
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Default Re: 32-bit EPB breaks on 64-bit Linux - 27-04-2008

Put the 32 bit version of libstdc++.so.5 in to the main server directory, in your case '/usr/local/games/hlds/hlds_l/', thats it.

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Default Re: 32-bit EPB breaks on 64-bit Linux - 28-04-2008

Thanks. For anyone else doing this: You will also need to do the same thing with libgcc_s.so.1
  
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Default Re: 32-bit EPB breaks on 64-bit Linux - 28-04-2008

Some 64bit distributions have special dir for 32bit libraries, in Ubuntu I think that is in /etc/lib32/, the good is that you put all the 32bit libraries there and the 32bit application runs without a problem and you won't need to copy the library in the same dir as the executable.
  
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