I have one additional question:
I placed the files to a folder named Blynk
/home/pi/Blynk
If I change the directory to:
cd Blynk
I can start the server and it is running with the error message as posted above.
But
if I added the line to crontab:
@reboot java -jar /home/pi/server-0.26.2.jar -dataFolder /home/pi/Blynk &
The server does not start
What have I to correct ?
Is Blynk server working? Or it is stops after warning?
the server runs
and I can connect with the App
Ok. Thanks. I’ll check when have time.
VM warning: You have loaded library /tmp/libnetty-transport-native-epoll6180147343470801760.so which might have disabled stack guard. The VM will try to fix the stack guard now.
It’s highly recommended that you fix the library with 'execstack -c ', or link it with ‘-z noexecstack’.
Blynk Server 0.26.2 successfully started.
All server output is stored in folder ‘/home/pi/Blynk/logs’ file.
So it runs but I do not know if I can ignore the warning.
And my second question is what I should fix for autostart
I also get the “VM Warning” error when starting server 0.26.2 on my Pi 2 (latest updates installed and Java v1.8.0_40).
This is not the critical issue. For now you may just ignore it. This will be fixed in next versions.
Can also report this.
Regards
@Brummer @ThatGuy_ZA @Cejfi issue was in third party library and already is fixed. Waiting for new release of this library and will apply the fix to Blynk server. (2-3 weeks usually).
Thank you for the fix and the note.
So I will wait for the update.
Best regards
Hello. Are you sure you are running 0.27.2? Please make sure you removed old server jar file.
Ok. Thanks. Will look further.
Hi @Dmitriy, I don’t think this was looked at but I’m still getting the error with 0.28.2 (Java 8 build) on my Pi.
I just updates to 0.28.2 and this issue seems to have been resolved.
Thanks to all involved
So to clarify… you had the error with 0.28.2 but “updated” to the same build and the error cleared?
Just curious as I am seeing the same error… but have not yet determined if it is even an issue to worry about.