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BeamMP / BeamMP-Server

Server for the multiplayer mod BeamMP for BeamNG.drive
https://beammp.com
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Is there a way to use BeamMP on Oracle Linux 9? #375

Closed IYO-OYI closed 2 days ago

IYO-OYI commented 3 days ago

Hello, I am trying to build a server using an Oracle ARM server. Is there a way to use Oracle Linux 9 on it?

O1LER commented 3 days ago

Have you tried running the prebuilt arm executables? Chances are that for example the ubuntu one works on oracle.

If not, follow the build instructions in the readme to build an executable yourself

IYO-OYI commented 3 days ago

Have you tried running the prebuilt arm executables? Chances are that for example the ubuntu one works on oracle.

If not, follow the build instructions in the readme to build an executable yourself

Pre-compiled files are failing with the error "error while loading shared libraries: liblua5.3.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" during execution. Oracle Linux 9 only has the liblua5.4 version. Trying to compile BeamMP manually following instructions, using cmake -S . -B bin -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release, results in errors related to the vcpkg package. Please help.

O1LER commented 3 days ago

Thats a bit above my paygrade, but i would guess if liblua5.3 is not available so would be liblua5.3_dev, which is needed to build

lionkor commented 3 days ago

@IYO-OYI please post the complete logs of the build that fails

20dka commented 3 days ago

so would be liblua5.3_dev, which is needed to build

Building is possible with lua 5.4 as well

IYO-OYI commented 2 days ago

I would like to thank everyone for their assistance. Despite our efforts, using gemini 1.5 pro did not yield a successful resolution. As such, we are considering switching to the Ubuntu version.

lionkor commented 2 days ago

Yeah, a random word generator wont help you. We have documentation, which you can read. I would recommend Debian as a good base to run servers on!

Good luck!