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Bug reports / Megaglest 3.10 error
« on: 13 December 2014, 15:23:55 »
Hi devs,

I was testing megaglest 3ecc553ba978d6c1b7aa6091b33951092439cded on my 64bit Kubuntu 14.10 machine, when I got this error:
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https://paste.kde.org/prkufgglx
More facts:
- I was in control on the NL headless server
- shared units and resources enabled
- 3 humans (with 1 windows machine) vs 3 CPU on map conflict 6 player
- game had already progressed beyond the first CPU attack
- I was clicking near my Norse Castle, either to build Thrull or set destination location when it happened
- my teamates played on

Hope this helps,
GlestTest (aka typedef aka andy123)

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I am running Kubuntu 14.04 64-bit and the Megaglest binary from http://megaglest.org/download.html "Version 3.9.1 for Linux x86_64"

When I returned after a game to the lobby, after a few seconds the game froze.
The debugger returned this: http://megaglest.paste.kde.org/puuiq4psu

I do not know how to reproduce this.

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Kubuntu 14.04 only has libtasn1.so.6 in the repositories, afaik.

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Hello community.

I am running a 64bit Ubuntu 8.10
Since the 32bit version of Glest didn't work, I compiled the source... as described in the readme with ./configure and jam.

No file "glest" (or anything to start the program) was created in the compilation progress, so I used "glest", "glest.bin" and "glest.ini" from the 32bit binary. Additionally I copied in the data files into my glest folder.
When I try to run ./glest, *glest.log says "./glest.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libvorbis.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
So, I copied the /usr/lib/libvorbis.so.0 file into the glest/lib/ folder. The error log then says: "./glest.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libvorbis.so.0: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64"

Can anybody please help me with this? I guess its a problem with the 32bit glest.bin and the 64bit libvorbis.so.0 ?

Thanks,
GlestTest

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EDIT:
I downloaded a 32 bit version of libvorbis.so.0 and got error messages that some other files were missing. I made symbolic links to each of them. Now, glest tries to start up, crashes the Xserver :O  and prints to the *glest.log: "./glest.bin: symbol lookup error: ./glest.bin: undefined symbol: ov_open"

EDIT2: Found out that ov_open is related to ogg vorbis.

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