Open Trying do SQLiteBan work

Duk

Member
I have this SQLiteBans.smx plugin working well in a VPS Ubuntu 20.04 running a Container CentOS-8 all work OK
# cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Linux release 8.4.2105

but Doesnt work in a VPS running CentOS-8 (tested with CentOS-8 and CentOS-8 Stream), Plugin dont load, check with "sm plugins list"
# cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Stream release 8
988

some sugestion?
 

Vertigo

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As I have said in my previous post, Sourcemod plugins (.smx) are not dependent on OS. Which means same file/plugin will work on any OS or Linux Distribution as long as Sourcemod itself is installed and working.

Now coming to the error : Unable to load plugin (no debug string table).
This error means, the plugin was compiled on higher version of Sourcemod and you are trying to load it on lower version of Sourcemod.
To make the plugin work, you must compile the plugin on same version or lower version of Sourcemod which your server has.
For example, if your server is running Sourcemod 1.10.6490, then the plugin must be compiled with Sourcemod 1.10.6490 or lower versions of sourcepawn compilers.
 

Duk

Member
ok Vertigo but is same files (cs server) I moved from a VPS Container running CentOS-8 to a VPS running CentOS-8 the files is same
 

Vertigo

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Type sm version and sm plugins load SQLiteBans in both servers and send screenshot.
 

Duk

Member
I destroyed new VPS CentOS-8 Stream because doesnt work this SQLiteBans, but I will create again using CentOS-7 to see if work and I report here if worked or Not

actually I am still using a Ubuntu running a Container CentOS-8 and working well as I repoterted before, my idea is run my CS Source server in a Native Linux to see if work better than in a Container, than I got a VPS running native CentOS-8 (tried CentOS-8 and CentOS-8 Stream) in both the result is same not better than Run in a Container except the SQLiteBans doesnt work but about performance worked same. I take a Print in CentOS-8 Container

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990
 

Duk

Member
Created a VPS with CentOS-7 and all work same (Container CentOS-8) , including SQLiteBans plugin, I cant understand why this SQLitebans doesnt work in Native CentOS-8 and CentOS-8 Stream
993
 

Vertigo

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Type sm version and sm plugins load SQLiteBans in both servers and send screenshot.
Use these commands on Server Console, not your game console. The plugin has nothing to do with CentOS version.
 

Duk

Member
Sorry I destroyed boths VPS Centos-7 worked and Centos-8 doesnt worked, my idea was test performance a Container and a native centos, but same performance, than I am using Centos-8 in Container working well and more cheaper.
 

Duk

Member
I just create a VPS with Fedora
#cat /etc/redhat-release
Fedora release 34 (Thirty Four)

The server worked well but the SQLiteBans doesnt work, The CSS server files is same worked in Container CentOS-8 and native CentOS-7, but OK not a problem I will keep my server in Container, now I am only curious and not understanding. I will keep this Fedora running for a 3 hours and Destroy, this is only a test
994

995
 

Vertigo

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Upload sourcemod/logs/errorlogs.
And show the full list of installed plugins (sm plugins list)
 

Duk

Member
Container CentOS-8
996

Fedora v34 but is same problem in CentOS-8 and CentOS-8 Stream
997

Vertigo dont worry about this problem because the solution is (Container running CentOS-8 or Native CentOS-7) and this plugin I am using is too old version 2.0 but have work well to ban by SteamID and IP. The actual SQLiteBans version is 3.9 but this doesnt work in none Linux I have tested, attach logs.
 

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Vertigo

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If you just provide me what I asked twice (sm plugins list), where it is not working. I would tell exactly what you are doing wrong.
And I am telling this again, SQLitebans has nothing to do with your CentOS version.
 
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