Hello,
I saw on the tutorial that the debian version is 9 but I remember that before it was 8, and because I’m still under debian 8 I would like to know if the installation of debian 9 work for debian 8
I mean :
apt-get install git clang cmake make gcc g++ libmariadbclient-dev libssl1.0-dev libbz2-dev libreadline-dev libncurses-dev libboost-all-dev mysql-server p7zip
update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/cc cc /usr/bin/clang 100
because last time I do that it seems to be wrong, so if you could enlight me, thanks!
MrRobot
December 25, 2017, 3:19pm
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As stated in their wiki (https://trinitycore.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/tc/pages/10977288/Linux+Requirements ) Debian 8 is not supported anymore. You could upgrade your current installation to Debian 9.
Ok thanks I will check to upgrade from my current debian 8
(But I don’t see the reason why it’s not supported anymore, do you know the reason?)
Ok thanks I will check to upgrade from my current debian 8
(But I don’t see the reason why it’s not supported anymore, do you know the reason?)
c++14. (we warned MONTHS before release and make definitively unsupported MONTHS after release)
Ok my bad :huh:
It’s just that I get a error message about cmake 3.0.2 who must been in 3.2.0 at least
If you upgrade to debian 9 from 8, be aware there are some serious issues with Mysql. Your old mysql from debian 8 definitely will not work. What I suggest you do is install something like virtualbox and create a virtual machine and install debian 9 on it and install trinitycore server there. Trying to work around what is already installed on your debian system is a pain.
ahandyman59
If you upgrade to debian 9 from 8, be aware there are some serious issues with Mysql. Your old mysql from debian 8 definitely will not work. What I suggest you do is install something like virtualbox and create a virtual machine and install debian 9 on it and install trinitycore server there. Trying to work around what is already installed on your debian system is a pain.
ahandyman59
I updated my server from debian 7 to 8 and from 8 to 9 without any problem.
If you upgrade to debian 9 from 8, be aware there are some serious issues with Mysql. Your old mysql from debian 8 definitely will not work. What I suggest you do is install something like virtualbox and create a virtual machine and install debian 9 on it and install trinitycore server there. Trying to work around what is already installed on your debian system is a pain.
ahandyman59
The only issue i ran into was when it updated to MariaDB i needed to add default-libmysqlclient-dev
