Server crashing on startup

[Lufroloc]

Greetings! I'm attempting to start my CS:S server with sourcepython installed, but it crashes upon start.

Basic info:
The server files have been downloaded off of steamcmd
No add-on or modification is installed aside from sourcepython
VCredist 2010 is installed
OS: Windows 8.1.
SourcePython version: 704

Console.log outputs this

" [Source.Python] Loading...
Missing shutdown function for sv.Init( bDedicated ) : sv.Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for g_GameEventManager.Init() : g_GameEventManager.Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for NET_Init( bDedicated ) : NET_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Key_Init() : Key_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Filter_Init() : Filter_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for saverestore->Init() : saverestore->Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for COM_Init() : COM_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for V_Init() : V_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for g_pCVar->Init() : g_pCVar->Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Cmd_Init() : Cmd_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Cbuf_Init() : Cbuf_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Con_Init() : Con_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Memory_Init() : Memory_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Host_Init( s_bIsDedicated ) : Host_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for Sys_InitMemory() : Sys_ShutdownMemory()
Missing shutdown function for Sys_Init() : Sys_Shutdown()
Missing shutdown function for COM_InitFilesystem( info.m_pInitialMod ) : COM_ShutdownFileSystem()"

I'm confused as to what this might mean.
Thanks in advance.

[jordanbriere]

Are you sure you installed the right build for that game? If so, please add the following option to your launch command:

+developer 1

This should generate more messages after [Source.Python] Loading... possibly giving more hints about the issue.

[Lufroloc]

Yup. I'm sure. Okay, so after adding +developer 1, the results changed a bit. Earlier, the server window would just disappear and shut down, now i get a "program has stopped working"windows msg. Anyhow, I'm attaching the console.log file to this message. Fingers crossed.
console.log

[jordanbriere]

Yup. I'm sure. Okay, so after adding +developer 1, the results changed a bit. Earlier, the server window would just disappear and shut down, now i get a "program has stopped working"windows msg. Anyhow, I'm attaching the console.log file to this message. Fingers crossed.
console.log

Seems to crash when reconnecting the streams. My first guess would be that you don't have -console in your launch command and is using the builtin launcher.

[jordanbriere]

Please try the following fix: source-python-392.zip

[Lufroloc]

Got it! Your guess was correct. I was using the built-in launcher. As soon as i tried starting the server with the "-console"-launch command, it was solved. I didn't know you weren't able to use them together. Thanks a lot for your help.

[jordanbriere]

Got it! Your guess was correct. I was using the built-in launcher. As soon as i tried starting the server with the "-console"-launch command, it was solved. I didn't know you weren't able to use them together. Thanks a lot for your help.

You should be able to. However, a fix for a different issue that affects some Windows version (#175) is causing the streams to be reconnected to non-allocated channels when launching a dedicated server without a console. This is an oversight, and I've added a simple check just now that will check for the presence of the -console option which should make it work properly going forward:

Source.Python/src/core/sp_python.cpp

Lines 196 to 197 in dfc2c28

	// Only reconnect the streams if the server was launched with a console (issue #392).
	if (extract<bool>(sys.attr("argv").attr("__contains__")(str("-console")))) {