Centos 7 MEM_get_val

[krozer1]

Hi all, it gives mem error in centos 7 It comes from PreiwDialogModel.inc but it doesn't match centos 7
although the current version

[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_get_val
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_get_arr
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_new
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_set_val
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_delete
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_set_arr
[10:20:11] [debug] Run time error 19: "File or function is not found"
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_get_val
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_get_arr
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_new
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_set_val
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_delete
[10:20:11] [debug] MEM_set_arr


System : Centos 7

Helpp

[Kwarde]

Just like the log says: Runtime errr 19: "File or function is not found"
It says the MEM_(...) functions aren't found, thus you are missing a proper plugin (these aren't default native SAMP functions).
The script compiled fine because it are native functions (native) -That means the the function isn't used from within the AMX file but in the runtime.
If you searched on a search engine you would have found this. I did search for those functions and it seems it's this plugin: https://forum.sa-mp.com/showthread.php?t=645166

[krozer1]

Originally Posted by Kwarde

Just like the log says: Runtime errr 19: "File or function is not found"
It says the MEM_(...) functions aren't found, thus you are missing a proper plugin (these aren't default native SAMP functions).
The script compiled fine because it are native functions (native) -That means the the function isn't used from within the AMX file but in the runtime.
If you searched on a search engine you would have found this. I did search for those functions and it seems it's this plugin: https://forum.sa-mp.com/showthread.php?t=645166

this is not working

[Kwarde]

What does your log say about (not) loading the plugin then?

[krozer1]

Originally Posted by Kwarde

What does your log say about (not) loading the plugin then?

pawn f5 throwing no problem but the server does not happen when you open the centos 7

Do you have a discord or teamspeak?

[Kwarde]

Allright, I'll just literally repeat myself.

The script compiled fine because it are native functions (native) -That means the the function isn't used from within the AMX file but in the runtime.

That is why.
I am pretty sure you didn't (properly) load the (right) plugin

[dugi]

Memory hacking plugins won't work on CentOS due to SELinux policy, you'll need to disable SELinux or switch to a different distribution.

[Kwarde]

Bloody SELinux. Messed with my Viper4Android some time ago.

OT: Open /etc/selinux/config and set SELINUX to disabled or use 'setenforce 0' (using su ofc)
I don't recommend any of these options but if you still want to, I'd go for the second option. Every time you restart you must set it to permissive again but that's slightly less insecure than permanently disabling it.

If you're using a host you can forget it. Then you should remove all the MEM_ functions in all your scripts.

[krozer1]

I did what you both said but the problem is the same

[Kwarde]

Now that I think of it.
@dugi: Even though that memory hacking won't work in enforcing mode, I assume that it wouldn't throw runtime error 19 if the plugin was actually loaded? The functions might not work but I'd think that they would be recognised anyway (never used SAMP on Linux distributions)
@krozer1: What does your server log say about loading pawn_memory.so?