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Hi,
I'm just wondering whether it is possible to run a teamspeak server on my 64 bit Arch installation without the need of setting up a chroot environment. Other distributions offer something like ia32-libs, but I couldn't find anything similiar in Arch.
How are you running your teamspeak server? Are you all make us of chroot?
Best regards
johnpatcher
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yeah I just run through chroot
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pacman -Ss lib32-
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Ok, the problem was that the teamspeak server seems to be compiled against an old(er) version of glibc, therefore need an old(er) version of libgcc_s.so.1. I've managed to get this file and placed it in /usr/lib, which works fine, but it messes up some other applications, which need the newer version of glibc .
Is there any possibility to have both of them running, without the need of setting up a chroot environment?
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Installing "lib32-gcc-libs" solved the problem as it contains the needed file "libgcc_s.so.1".
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