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I'm guessing that this question may of been asked before; however, I'm having trouble finding an answer.



I'm currently reviewing dependencies for all the Game server scripts I have written (http://danielgibbs.co.uk/scripts). There has been a big change with 13.10 with regards to 32-bit software vs. 64-bit versions of Ubuntu.



Previously you would install ia32-libs and SteamCMD would work. However, this is now deprecated, and I am having difficulty getting SteamCMD working.



Does anyone know the best way to get SteamCMD up and running on a 64-bit system without needing ia32-libs?


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Found the Answer. You only require one extra dependency for it to work on Ubuntu x64.



sudo apt-get install lib32gcc1


Tested this on the following distros:



Ubuntu 12.04 x64

Ubuntu 13.10 x64

Debian 6 "Squeeze" x64

Debian 7 "Wheezy" x64



Bonus info for CentOS 6 x64 users. Use the following to get SteamCMD working.



yum install glibc.i686 libstdc++.i686

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