Segfault with libcod/mysql

[serthy]

Hey,

I got a CoD2 installation kind of running from IzNoGoDs tutorial with libcod/mysql.
Im using the linux 1.3 cracked lnxded file and compiled libcod myself on Ubuntu 14.04.4, x64.
Also I got a running mysql-server on this machine, and can connect to the server and the mysql server fromother pc's as well (also through external IP's)

When I try to run mysql, I'll get a segfault right after mysql_query()

		init()
{
    wait 5;

    level.mysqlHandle = mysql_reuse_connection();

    if( !isDefined( level.mysqlHandle ) )
    {
        hostname = "1.2.3.4";
        username = "bla";
        password = "*******";
        database = "games_cod2";
        port = 3306;

        mysqlHandle = mysql_init();
        mysqlResult = mysql_real_connect( mysqlHandle , hostname , username , password , database , port );

        if( !mysqlResult )
        {
            iprintln( "errno 1 = " + mysql_errno( mysqlHandle ) );
            iprintln( "errno 2 = " + mysql_errno( mysqlHandle ) );

            mysql_close( mysqlHandle );

            return;
        }

        level.mysqlHandle = mysqlHandle;
    }

    iprintln( "mysqlHandle: " + level.mysqlHandle );

    queryString = "INSERT INTO table3 ( lol ) VALUES ( 'LOLoLOL' )";

    querryErrorExists = mysql_query( level.mysqlHandle , queryString );

    wait 1; // I DO NOT GET HERE

    if( querryErrorExists )
    {
        iprintln( "error in mysql_query" );

        return;
    }

    // skipped rest 
	

the last lines in the terminal:

		WARNING: Non-localized Game Message string is not allowed to have letters in it. Must be changed over to a localized string: "mysqlHandle: 168752976"
./s.sh: line 23: 19809 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) LD_PRELOAD="./libcod/bin/libcod2_1_3.so" $cod $args 
	

The table exists, and it also inserts the record in it as expected.

Am I missing something?

(If you need more infos, pls tell me how, its like my first time on lnx)

[serthy]

Well, it seems to be I'm missing some backticks here and there.

		"INSERT INTO `table3` ( `lol` ) VALUES ( `LOLoLOL` )" 
	

I used regular single quotes before, without success. maybe my innocent mind was polluted by some windows formatting in SSMS. *insert Kappa-meme here*

[IzNoGoD]

Next time display the actual error, it helps a lot

[serthy]

Next time display the actual error, it helps a lot

This was all I got in the terminal.
Where is the full error located at? Maybe I've overlooked something

[Whiskas]

This was all I got in the terminal.
Where is the full error located at? Maybe I've overlooked something

dmesg command(linux) contains interesting informations.