I'm testing my laptop with amd64 debian atm. I can't seem to get the ubuntu version to start (libSDL-1.2.so.0 error). Is this due to me running amd64? I think I have all the available libSDL files...

Also, If (WHEN) i get Toribash running on this system, could I possibly persuade a member of nabi to let me "borrow" toribash_server? As the ye old S1GN4LM4N/Dikarika server admin, I'd like to give it a go once more...

Pretty please with big ol' puppy dog eyes?

How did you install sdl ?

through aptitude...

I love debian, but I'm not hardcore xD

I think it's due to the 64bit .
Could you post the exact message you're getting ?
Thanks.

Sorry for failing to follow up...

This appears to be an issue in multiple linux versions.

Apparently the libSDL-1.2.so.0 file has been an issue for others also. Doom3 linux players have been complaining about it. I'm looking into the issue.

Also my error just says the file is missing. From what I hear, it is indeed missing...

hi,

this issue is because tb is (not statically) compiled for 32bit systems
and some distributions doesn't provide 32bit versions of _all_
libraries.

i wrote a script which will fetch the 32bit versions of these libraries
and put them into the local toribash folder inside ./lib/ =)

just execute this script in place of ./toribash_ubuntu7 or
./toribash_fedora8

i hope it will help :-)

EDIT: i have now created a debian package which can be found at
https://redmoonstudios.org/~aszlig/toribash/debian/
EDIT2: and now there is an unnofficial toribash apt repository,
simply add these two lines in your sources.list:

deb http://redmoonstudios.org/~aszlig/toribash/debian/apt/ toribash main
deb-src http://redmoonstudios.org/~aszlig/toribash/debian/apt/ toribash main

to get my public key recognized by apt, use:

wget -q -O - https://redmoonstudios.org/~aszlig/toribash/debian/aszlig.pub | sudo apt-key add -

a!

PS: i had to attach this file as tb.sh.txt, please rename it if you want
into eg. tb.sh or something and set the execute bit:
chmod +x tb.sh

Server numbers don't match up with the one shown in the Windows version. For example, server 38 is a Bouncy server, but on Linux it shows up in the 20's.

thanks for the info, i'll fix this at least in the debian package.

You're welcome, and I am looking forward to it!

hm, i can't reproduce it on my box because here toriupdate is working and automatically updating the server list. did you use the debian package or the script attached above? and in case you use tha package which version do you have installed?