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mta_mysql module Linux 64 bit


Xinoz

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Hi there.

So, i'm trying to run a MTA:SA 64 bit server for Linux with MySQL, the server itself runs perfectly.

The problem is MySQL.

When I include the "mta_mysql.so" module it output's this error: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32)!

Apparently it has something to do with 32 and 64 bit.

Could somebody assist me with this problem?

Thanks.

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Hi there.

So, i'm trying to run a MTA:SA 64 bit server for Linux with MySQL, the server itself runs perfectly.

The problem is MySQL.

When I include the "mta_mysql.so" module it output's this error: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32)!

Apparently it has something to do with 32 and 64 bit.

Could somebody assist me with this problem?

Thanks.

wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 means it is a 32bit architecture compiled file that will only run on 32bit systems ! You need to search for a 64bit module otherwise it won't work.

There is not information about Linux 64bit on the module download page.

Edit: Try to run MTA Server 32bit ! It should work then.

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/In ... _GNU_Linux

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I got it working too. Installed 32 bit version of MTA server, but I needed to implement the 32 bit version of libmysql as well, plus some 32 bit libraries. (libmysql 32 bit was a bitch though, atleast to get it working on 64 bit)

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I got it working too. Installed 32 bit version of MTA server, but I needed to implement the 32 bit version of libmysql as well, plus some 32 bit libraries. (libmysql 32 bit was a bitch though, atleast to get it working on 64 bit)

Nice to hear that you got it working ! Good job, good luck.

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