Ok, ich habe es einmal getestet. Folgendes kam in den Logfiles heraus:
Code:
L 08/06/2004 - 15:53:59: [META] ERROR: dll: Failed query plugin '<monster_mm_i386.so>'; Couldn't open file '/home/serversystem/instances/g4uxxxx/halflife/cstrike/addons/monster/dlls/monster_mm_i386.so': libstdc++.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
L 08/06/2004 - 15:53:59: [META] ERROR: dll: Skipping plugin '<monster_mm_i386.so>'; couldn't query
L 08/06/2004 - 15:53:59: [META] ERROR: dll: Failed to load plugin 'monster_mm_i386.so'
Und wenn ich die Manuals recht interpretiere, wird auch auf die passende libstdc++ hingewiesen.
Zitat:
Using the Monster library on Linux
The monster_mm.i386.so file is compiled with GCC version 3. Therefore you will need have version 3 of libstdc++ on your linux machine to load the monster plugin. Check your log file at the point Metamod loads for messages about this library being missing. You can also type "meta list" in the server console. If the status of the monster plugin is "badf" this is probably the cause.
If you do not have this file, you can download it from the GCC site. I used version 3.0.4 although newer versions should work. Alternatively you can download the source and compile it yourself on GCC version 2.9x.
Da Du ja vermutlich keinen Einfluss auf die Version der libstdc++ haben wirst, heisst es dann vermutlich, selbst compilieren.
meine Rechner stehen unter dem Dach, da fliesst dann das Bier nicht nur weil es schmeckt 
