Binary for 64bit.

Hi,
Are you going to provide binary for linux on 64bit? I succesfully run SecondLife_i686_1_13_1_6 about a week ago (using ia32-libs), but now only what I get is:

2007-01-06T15:58:28Z DNS could not resolve the host name.
2007-01-06T15:58:28Z Please verify that you can connect to the www.secondlife.com
2007-01-06T15:58:28Z web site. If you can, but continue to receive this error,
2007-01-06T15:58:28Z please go to the support section and report this problem.

My Linux is Debian unstable, updated daily.
arturcz@szczaw:~$ uname -a
Linux szczaw 2.6.18-3-amd64 #1 SMP Sun Dec 10 19:57:44 CET 2006 x86_64 GNU/Linux

If you need sth more detailed (any dump provided by game, output from strace or sth like this) don't hesitate to ask.

Best regards
Arthur

This error doesn't look like a 64 bit issue but rather like a network problem. The DNS system is responsible to convert network addresses like "secondlife.com" into their respective IP addresses, and this is independant of the Second Life client.

Regardless, this thread might be interesting for you: http://forums.secondlife.com:80/showthread.php?t=154392

Especially this posting: http://forums.secondlife.com:80/showpost.php?p=1362469&postcount=14

Good luck!

A couple weeks ago, I wasn't able to get out to the net through my 32-bit dchroot... something to do with something that b0rked itself in Debian somewhere between updates. It might not be the same problem, but... I just did this to fix it:

cp /etc/resolv.conf /srv/chroot32/etc/

See if that helps?

You can never be sure in closed source software Although I am willing to agree with you.
On the other hand - it looks like sth is broken in client. I can succesfuly resolve all known (from log) names to proper IP addresses on the box I run the secondlife.

2007-01-08T22:57:01Z INFO: Resolving Agni userserver domain name userserver.agni.lindenlab.com
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: ...Userserver resolved to 66.150.244.151:12036

The client resolved the name succesfully.

Some microseconds later:

2007-01-08T22:57:02Z ALERT: LLXMLRPCTransaction CURL error 6: Couldn't resolve host 'login.agni.lindenlab.com'

but:

arturcz@szczaw:~$ host login.agni.lindenlab.com
login.agni.lindenlab.com has address 66.150.244.120
login.agni.lindenlab.com has address 66.150.244.121
login.agni.lindenlab.com has address 66.150.244.156
login.agni.lindenlab.com has address 66.150.244.160
login.agni.lindenlab.com has address 66.150.244.165

If anyone is interested there is some longer exempt from logfile:

2007-01-08T22:57:01Z INFO: Resolving Agni userserver domain name userserver.agni.lindenlab.com
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: ...Userserver resolved to 66.150.244.151:12036
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: LLCircuit::addCircuitData for 66.150.244.151:12036
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: Verifying message template...
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: Message template is current!
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: LLMessageSystem::disableCircuit for 66.150.244.151:12036
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: LLCircuit::removeCircuitData for 66.150.244.151:12036
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: Authenticating: Arthur Fapp, 
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: Options: inventory-root, inventory-skeleton, inventory-lib-root, inventory-lib-owner, inventory-skel-lib, initial-outfit, gestures, event_categories, event_notifications, classified_categories, buddy-list, ui-config, login-flags, global-textures, END
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: LLUserAuth::authenticate: uri=https://login.agni.lindenlab.com/cgi-bin/login.cgi
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z WARNING: Packet  from invalid circuit 66.150.244.151:12036
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z ALERT: LLXMLRPCTransaction CURL error 6: Couldn't resolve host 'login.agni.lindenlab.com'
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z ALERT: LLXMLRPCTransaction request URI: https://login.agni.lindenlab.com/cgi-bin/login.cgi
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z INFO: Processed response: 6
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z WARNING: Alert: [ErrorMessage] 
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z WARNING: Alert: Unable to connect to Second Life.
2007-01-08T22:57:02Z DNS could not resolve the host name.

Could someone confirm that WARNING: Packet from invalid circuit 66.150.244.151:12036 message shows even if client is connecting succesfully to the server?


Well, I've found this thread after my post here. Unfortunately there is no way to delete
your own message even if there are no replies

Best regards
Artur

PS. I'll try to change thread title to sth more appropriate.

Unfortunately that's not the case. I am running the 2ndlife client from 64bit environment using ia32-libs and ia32-libs-gtk plus libuuid manually copied into seconflife's lib/ directory. There is no chroot.

Best regards
Artur

Huh. I first looked into this thread then to forum. Above is not the case now

Regards
Arthur