I'm for the first time ever trying to implement the Discord Connector plugin into my server but there is a tiny issue.


I'm running a CentOS7 VPS and honestly know jack shit about Linux (someone else set all that stuff up for me quite a while ago)
So I need some professional advise here :)
Thanks in advance!

Hello sir, i am microsoft technician, the issue is a viruz in your ram disk, please turn your computer on and off.

Jokes aside. Maybe you don't have libssl installed? I am not a CentOS user myself but you can use:

Code:

yum whatprovides */libssl.so.1.0.0

To find what package provides that file, and then install said package with:

Edit: Also, I would use ubuntu as a newcomer to linux instead of centos.

(2019-04-24, 03:24 PM)ohmios Wrote: Hello sir, i am microsoft technician, the issue is a viruz in your ram disk, please turn your computer on and off.

Jokes aside. Maybe you don't have libssl installed? I am not a CentOS user myself but you can use:

Code:

yum whatprovides */libssl.so.1.0.0

To find what package provides that file, and then install said package with:

Code:

yum install package_name

Edit: Also, I would use ubuntu as a newcomer to linux instead of centos.

I tried that but from what I can gather CenOS7 wont be working with this plugin.
Will probably switch to Ubuntu or Debian but I have no clue what's better.
So if anyone has a suggestion Ubuntu Vs Debian let me know! :D

You could try building from source on your CentOS machine.

I have had a similar problem on my Ubuntu machine though, using a static build of the plugin provided by TommyB somewhere in the unoffical sa-mp discord.

First off make sure SELinux is disabled.

View if enabled ->

If you have "jack shit" knownledge about Centos or any other linux platform, install nano (a editor)

either way you can use


And change the SELinux to = disabled.

Later on install the package

Have a reboot then you're good to go.

(2019-04-24, 07:13 PM)Nutter Wrote: You could try building from source on your CentOS machine.

I have had a similar problem on my Ubuntu machine though, using a static build of the plugin provided by TommyB somewhere in the unoffical sa-mp discord.

Definitely wont be me doing that but thanks for the advise!

(2019-04-24, 08:00 PM)unix Wrote: First off make sure SELinux is disabled.

View if enabled ->

Code:

# sestatus

If you have "jack shit" knownledge about Centos or any other linux platform, install nano (a editor)

either way you can use

Code:

vi /etc/selinux/config

And change the SELinux to = disabled.

Later on install the package

Code:

yum -y install libssl.so.1.0.0

Have a reboot then you're good to go.

I fortunately have friends that do 90% of the Linux stuff for me, I just do the pawn scripting. Thanks for your help however I'll make sure they
will do this!

Here's a static build that works on CentOS 7.

https://tommyb.ovh/files/discord-connector.so

(2019-04-24, 10:02 PM)TommyB Wrote: Here's a static build that works on CentOS 7.

https://tommyb.ovh/files/discord-connector.so

That would do it, only now I have another issue :x


I updated the system but that did not seem to do anything.
Edit: I'm currently on CentOS 7.6.1810

(2019-04-25, 07:58 AM)Cubie Wrote:

(2019-04-24, 10:02 PM)TommyB Wrote: Here's a static build that works on CentOS 7.

https://tommyb.ovh/files/discord-connector.so

That would do it, only now I have another issue :x

PHP Code:

Failed (/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.20' not found (required by log-core.so)) 


I updated the system but that did not seem to do anything.
Edit: I'm currently on CentOS 7.6.1810

I guess CentOS is just not for me,
switching over to Ubuntu fixed it for me. Thanks for the help everyone!

If only it was built with -static-stdlibc++