linux sb 2.5 client requires - libstdc++.so.5

[jamroga]

I am installing sb on a newer releases of linux...specifically Fedora Core 5. The FC5 release is based on the newer gcc 4.x compiler, and the default library is libstdc++.so.6. Any chance to get a newer compile of the sb client for the newer versions of the linux operating systems?

[tqft]

In the meantime you may want to do something like this if you just want to get it working for now.

http://www.free-dc.org/forum/showthread.php?t=10456

[jamroga]

I unfortunately do not have permission to modify/change/load system (library) files. The systems are prepared according to a standard formula and then locked down for security reasons.

I imagine other people would be in similiar situations.

[umccullough]

I unfortunately do not have permission to modify/change/load system (library) files. The systems are prepared according to a standard formula and then locked down for security reasons.

I imagine other people would be in similiar situations.

Sounds strict - but probably a good practice... and you're allowed to run SB on those machines?

I'm hoping for a new BeOS/Zeta/Haiku client that is up-to-date (2.5.0) real-soon... The current client is slower than windows/linux clients, and seems to crash on some newer athlon machines...

TeamHaiku (http://www.teamhaiku.org) at least deserves a Haiku-specific client right? ;)

[sagiil]

I don't know if it's a global bug, but ever since I used the linux client, it segfaults every time it tries to connect the server and can't reach it (mostly happens when I'm not connected to the Internet), so obviously a new linux client would be appreciated