Linux system admins have been reporting errors with "Abort Trap", rediculous ram amounts, and other such flaws with the Linux Server (The Windows server isn't much better).

May I ask (This is to the Linux Server Creator) what dependencies (libraries) this server needs to run? And why does the Shell keep reporting that there is an "Abort Trap"?

could you replicate the error and paste the text?

./soldatserver
Abort trap
[03:26:21/Tue Feb 24]

nohup ./soldatserver
appending output to nohup.out
Abort trap
[03:28:35/Tue Feb 24]

It's that simple.

Shanesan posted about the error, but I'm the actual owner of the shell. Yes, it's running on a shell account and the admin of the server has actually increased the overhead this game would take but still we're finding abort trap is a constant problem -anytime- we attempt to launch it.

The OS is FreeBSD 4.9.

Thanks for inquiring. [:D]

Also, I have tried it with the ./soldatserver [password] as well, but to no avail.

odd. im in the process of making a dedicated linux system, from which i plan to host a soldat server. when it is done, i'll check into it. i imagine the problem lies with FreeBSD. ive never noticed that problem when running a linux server.

[V] Well. I wonder where the Linux server creator is to help anwser such important questions. I'd really like to know what the heck is going on, here. [:(!]

I'm not a unix expert so I have no idea what this error means. Ask an expert what this means and tell me, then I'll see what I can do from the coding part.

According to Marine Eater, "No Ram is not the problem, i know that 'Abort Trap' is something to do with my account not being able to access the correct libraries, if i am given the correct library names, i can get my admin to make them readable."

To back this theory up, I have enclosed this line.

"§ You ftp a binary program to a PicoBSD system, try to run it, and get the error message:

ELF interpreter /usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1 not found
Abort trap



The program was linked assuming that it could link to a loaded library at run-time using dynamic linking, but the specified library (ld-elf.so.1) was not found. See the section on writing a statically-linked application for PicoBSD."

All we need is what libraries it wants, and we got it covered on this side, Michal.