[playbox12]

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Originally Posted by AndreT Delavor and playbox12, are you using mysql_format anywhere in your script? This function caused me enough trouble on CentOS as well. I had to revert to using mysql_real_escape_string. robanswe, have a look with the nativechecker plugin. This should point out what is missing and in case of a simple problem, all you need is to double-check that you have the right file in the right folder. Anonym2009, use mysql_fetch_row(gName) instead of mysql_fetch_string. Also, after that, don't forget a call to mysql_free_result() to free the result. Of course, I suggest you to THREAD your queries and even use the caching function. But to me, it seems that your system is a bit architecturally flawed for this sort of changes. It would be handy to actually store the gang names in the server memory. Something like the CSTL plugin or GVar plugin will help you out in a case where you don't want to use regular arrays.

Thanks Andre, just before you posted I took a closer look to the errors. (I first assumed I did something wrong with the libmysqlclient.so - cost me alot of time, barely got it working). So I never really looked at what function caused it, on a hunch I decided to try and delete all mysql_format's and stick to the native format function - it's working like a charm now. Thanks anyhow for the fast reply, if I hadn't noticed it yet you would've just saved my night