[Help] Segmentation fault with ascent on linux

I am running CentOS and whenever I try to run ascent (./ascent) I get a segmentation fault, it prints out like:

Code:

Compiling GameMonkey Scripts... 00:19 N World: Loading DBC files... 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/GemProperties.dbc (221 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/Spell.dbc (31365 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/Lock.dbc (302 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SkillLineAbility.dbc (6869 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/EmotesText.dbc (182 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SpellRange.dbc (30 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SpellCastTimes.dbc (59 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SpellDuration.dbc (105 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SpellRadius.dbc (36 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/FactionTemplate.dbc (562 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/Faction.dbc (309 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SpellItemEnchantment.dbc (1986 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/WorldMapArea.dbc (67 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/WorldMapOverlay.dbc (805 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/AreaTable.dbc (1616 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/SkillLine.dbc (135 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/ItemRandomProperties.dbc (2012 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/TaxiPath.dbc (470 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/TaxiNodes.dbc (173 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/TaxiPathNode.dbc (12594 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/ItemSet.dbc (340 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/WorldSafeLocs.dbc (472 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/TransportAnimation.dbc (1854 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/AuctionHouse.dbc (7 rows) [DBC] Warning: Incompatible structures. (DBC/AuctionHouse.dbc, 38 / 21) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/NameGen.dbc (1931 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/Talent.dbc (578 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/CreatureSpellData.dbc (412 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/CreatureFamily.dbc (30 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/ChrClasses.dbc (9 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/ChrRaces.dbc (15 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/Map.dbc (71 rows) 00:19 N DBC: Loaded DBC/ItemExtendedCost.dbc (1960 rows) 00:19 N World: Beginning parallel server startup with 4 threads. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 53 player create infos loaded. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 53 level up informations generated. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 0 players loaded. 00:19 N Storage: 14019 entries loaded from table creature_names. 00:19 N Storage: 710 entries loaded from table areatriggers. 00:19 N Storage: 832 entries loaded from table itempages. 00:19 N Storage: 5248 entries loaded from table quests. 00:19 N Storage: 2100 entries loaded from table spellextra. 00:19 N Storage: 384 entries loaded from table graveyards. 00:19 N Storage: 58 entries loaded from table teleport_coords. 00:19 N Storage: 328 entries loaded from table fishing. 00:19 N Storage: 2871 entries loaded from table npc_text. 00:19 N Storage: 58 entries loaded from table worldmap_info. 00:19 N Storage: 22 entries loaded from table zoneguards. 00:19 N Storage: 13818 entries loaded from table creature_proto. 00:19 N Storage: 12296 entries loaded from table gameobject_names. 00:19 N Storage: 22152 entries loaded from table items. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 0 disabled spells. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 16 disabled trainer spells. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(CORPSE) = 0 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(PLAYER) = 0 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(GAMEOBJ) = 35876 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(UNIT) = 85733 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(ITEM) = 0 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(CONTAINER) = 0 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(GROUP) = 0 00:19 N ObjectMgr: HighGuid(CHARTER) = 0 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 981 reputation modifiers on reputation_creature_onkill. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 223 monster say events loaded. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 0 reputation modifiers on reputation_faction_onkill. 00:19 N ObjectMgr: 0 groups loaded. Segmentation fault (core dumped)

I have tried several different builds, and am using the NCDB database. I was told on the ascent forums it might be my DBC files, but I tried extracting them again and re-uploading them with no effect, as well as downloading one of the packs on here for the latest build that came with DBCs, and still no effect. Also, even with --screenloglevel 3 on it dosnt give any more info than that (Above was done with --screenloglevel 3).

Thanks.