gluasteal not working

[qu1nity]

gluasteal not working on linux(ubuntu64), im compiled the file and inject into gmod 64bit and gmod 32bit, but, inject succeful, like nothing just happens. I recompiled the sources several times, used different injectors, but still nothing happens, the last time I used this was the GDB method, does not work stealer and lua executor. The directory is not created.

[lewisclark]

What does GDB return after injecting? Are you 100% sure of the libgluasteal.so path you are giving it? Things are working fine on my end on Linux, so I imagine it to be an injection issue on your end.

[qu1nity]

What does GDB return after injecting? Are you 100% sure of the libgluasteal.so path you are giving it? Things are working fine on my end on Linux, so I imagine it to be an injection issue on your end.

output by GDB: 0x0, and yes im giving full path to .so file

[qu1nity]

Here is the detailed input and output in GDB:

[qu1nity]

On my system, working GDB only, with linux-inject he writes about segmentation fault, and gluasteal folder i created

[lewisclark]

Strange - in GDB, can you call dlerror after calling dlopen? It should return a string describing the error.

edit: looks like the issue might be related to glibc linking? dlerror should confirm

[qu1nity]

how write this string after calling dlopen, i basically don’t know very well how everything works in linux

[lewisclark]

how write this string after calling dlopen, i basically don’t know very well how everything works in linux

I haven't tested but this should work in GDB:

set $dlerror = (char*(*)()) dlerror
call $dlerror()

[qu1nity]

elfclass64

[lewisclark]

elfclass64

It looks like you're trying to inject the 64-bit library into 32-bit Garry's Mod. You should either compile the library in 32-bit mode or use the Garry's Mod 64-bit beta

[qu1nity]

yea, glibc needed

[qu1nity]

i fuck this shit, im installed all lib, but, the error did not go away

[lewisclark]

It looks like a conflict with the Steam runtime, it provides its own version of glibc which is a few versions lower than the native version of glibc used to link with gluasteal.

The options are either:

• Disable the Steam runtime using STEAM_RUNTIME=0 environment variable and resort to native libraries
• Compile gluasteal with a lower glibc version
• Make Steam link to a newer glibc version (2.39)

[qu1nity]

Thx, its work