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lenosisnickerboa / csgosl

A CSGO server launcher, one-click install & run
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CSGO Server not starting? #340

Closed grayson-wood closed 1 year ago

grayson-wood commented 1 year ago

Hello,

I'm encountering a persistent issue with hosting a public csgo server on my machine. I've gone through and tuned the parameters to what I like, enabled public access including port forwarding and all that, and yet at the final hurdle of actually starting the server, I continuously run into an error that doesn't start the server and I can't figure out. Here's a snippet of the terminal when this issue occurs:

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As soon as I hit "start server" things proceed normally, and then it hits this roadblock. I've attempted to debug it and figure it out on my own, but I don't have the best understanding of things like this.

Here is some relevant info you may find useful: OS: Ubuntu 22.04 (Hosted in a Proxmox VE Environment) CSGOSL Version: 2.16 I suppose it's also worth mentioning that as this is a fresh VM, I haven't installed CSGO on it, but I didn't see that as a requirement to get a server up, or maybe I'm just blind.

I've played with this prior and was able to get a server up and running on my windows laptop without much headache, so I have no clue where to begin with fixing this. Please let me know if you require any additional info, and I look forward to getting this figured out! Thanks.

lenosisnickerboa commented 1 year ago

Just try changing your server name to something without a lot of special characters. I see you have e.g. ">" and "<" characters and I suspect they mess up starting the server. Head into server tab, option name and enter something without special characters.

grayson-wood commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I did that, renamed it to just normal characters, and now I am facing another issue, now it's saying that it failed to open 'libtier0.so' and citing GCC_7.0.0 as not found... compounding problems are fun.

Here's a screenshot of what I'm facing now: image At least the original problem went away, do you want me to make a new issue for this? Thanks

grayson-wood commented 1 year ago

Update, as found in this forum post, changing ./libgcc_s.so.1 to libgcc_s.so.1.b has fixed the issue and my server is up and running. Two problems one issue thread! Should be good to go now, thanks for your help!

lenosisnickerboa commented 1 year ago

Great to hear! Closing this issue then.