FreeBSD 4.8-Stable - not worky

[LaughingJon]

hey peeps,

I have been reading through all the threads here and have drawn blanks i am affraid..

I am a more or less a linux noob, i have access to a server which is running freebsd4.8-Stable and i followed the instructions in the manual to try and get the server running.

it get in the error logs errors like:


01-03-04 16:14:42,ALL,Info,server, Server init initialized
01-03-04 16:14:42,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.19.40 Linux
01-03-04 16:14:42,ERROR,All,SQL, Database initialization error: Library "sqlite.so" not found.
01-03-04 16:14:42,ERROR,All,SQL, Database initialization error: Library "sqlite.so" not found.
01-03-04 16:14:42,ERROR,All,SERVER, Start_TeamSpeak_Server: unable to open database


According to the Manual the server should still be running, however, this is not the case as i am unable to connect to it :(

Because it isnt my PC i only have an ssh account to it so "upgrades" are a no go etc.

if anyone can lend me some advice that would be great, i had it running at home on a Suse9 box very easily so cant understand why i am having so many probs with this other server.

Cheers
Jon

[Mogulbasher]

ok, if you are getting these errors I very much doubt it will run. You will need to have somewhere to store the names of people who have access.

First thing I would do is follow the prompt...Can you locate sqlite.so in the directory listing. To list a directory in Linux use LS
at the command prompt

If it is there try to see what might be worng .try ldd sqlite.so and see what you get.

Finally you need to make sure that the owner of all the files is the same, and that the appropriate CHMOD is in place for the files. IF it is not you will get read write errors.

Any hoo hope this helps. I can get mine to run but cant connect.

[LaughingJon]

Hi there, thank you for your help...

i tried that ldd command and i get this..


ldd: sqlite.so: not a FreeBSD ELF shared object


i am guessing this is a compile version issue then?

as i dont have admin rights on this server does anyone have a precompiled version which will run on freeBSD at all?

Cheers
Jon