[Three] Scripting library not found or not accessible.

[MrFreak]

I get the message 'Scripting library not found or not accessible.'. Does this mean I can't run it without using the library or is it just missing the database? This is my first MaNGOS setup under Linux. Under Windows I hadn't to deal with this.

[sanctum32]

you may're using old compiled scripts binary, try to rebuild (on linux - make clean && make && make_install)

[MrFreak]

I'm using the files from the repository with today's date.

[sanctum32]

hm, didn't inspected any various problem with win/linux build, do you select same type of build type as core was built?

[MrFreak]

I'm not sure what you mean. I did the following:

cd ~/server
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/home/mangos/
make
make install

Then I copied the files to my Linux server and ran it. I'm using Debian 7 as my OS.

[sanctum32]

well, to get scripts built with core in linux you can use thee ways (you need to have scripts downloaded in src/bindings folder - git clone [email protected]:mangosthree/scripts.git scripts):

1) go to src/bindings, edit CMakeLists.txt, change "#scripts" to "scripts" and create build files with cmake.

2) apply patch in src/binginds/scripts/patches (git am patch_path) and make build files with cmake

3) just make cmake build files with -DINCLUDE_BINDINGS_DIR=scripts flag (cmake server_source_path -DINCLUDE_BINDINGS_DIR=scripts)

[MrFreak]

Is there no way to not use it/exclude it? I didn't use it on Windows so far and I doubt I need it for my Linux test server now.

[sanctum32]

yes, there is, but it requires additional coding

[MrFreak]

That's sad. Windows and Linux version should have the same standards and also the Wiki said it's optional but it's a must in this case.

[Hikari]

Under windows it uses a default library if no script library is provided.

You should be able to do the same under Linux by following sanctum32's instructions above and using -DINCLUDE_BINDINGS_DIR=universal instead.