Hosting on CentOS6 seems impossible :(

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Hosting on CentOS6 seems impossible :(

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Hey guys,

I just tried to run a Factorio server on CentOS6. However because of the missing GLIBC 2.14 / 2.15 this seems really hard to do..
Is there any possibility, that Factorio headless server will be compiled against a lower version of GLIBC or is there a way to get it running under CentOS6?

Thanks for your answers!
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  • Download and unpack a Gentoo stage 3 tarball
  • mount proc/sys/dev
  • copy /etc/resolv.conf
  • chroot into it
  • add a user
-> up to date environment for running headless Factorio.
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prg wrote:
  • Download and unpack a Gentoo stage 3 tarball
  • mount proc/sys/dev
  • copy /etc/resolv.conf
  • chroot into it
  • add a user
-> up to date environment for running headless Factorio.
Okay, first of all thanks a lot for your answer. However I have some questions left. Do I need full root access for this? Or is it sufficient to get the resolv.conf from gentoo and chroot to it?
Thanks again!
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You'd copy the resolv.conf from the host system into the Gentoo installation, then chroot into the Gentoo system. And yes, you'd need root for that. If that's problematic for you, a VM might work instead.
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