Cannot Connect to New Server on Pi

Blynk Servers Local Blynk Server
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I just installed the Blynk server on a Raspberry Pi. Blynk server starts ok according to the blynk.log. I then try to log into the local server and get the error “Incorrect email or password”.

The log states that WARN - User xxxx@.com (my e-mail) not registered. I downloaded the server.properties file and added my email address with no success. I also cannot access the admin UI server at port 7443.

Server.jar file is 0.22.1. What else needs to be configured for the local server? I see a lot of comments for a “certs” file, but that lost me…

2

Have you created a new account (via your app) for your Local Server?

3

I has missed that. I created a new account and the log now says that I “joined”. Do I need to create a new token and if so, where do I put that in the server?

Now when I touch a button in IOS I immediately get the message that it is off line.

4

Now that you are connected to your Local Server, treat it just like you do with Cloud Server projects… create a project in the app and it will generate an auth code based out of your Local Server.

Remember, Cloud and Local Servers (and any projects created in them) are completely separate (even if you use the same email and password), so you will have to clone any existing projects from one to another.

5

The log looks like it tried to e-mail me a new token from the Pi, but I don’t have e-mail set up on it. Looks like I missed a step.

Thanks for your help. Making progress…

6

http://docs.blynk.cc/#blynk-server-advanced-local-server-setup-enabling-sending-e-mails-from-local-server

You also need to mak a mail.properties file and populate it with these settings:

mail.smtp.auth=true
mail.smtp.starttls.enable=true
mail.smtp.host=smtp.gmail.com
mail.smtp.port=587
mail.smtp.username=YOUR_EMAIL_HERE
mail.smtp.password=YOUR_EMAIL_PASS_HERE

Meanwhile you can long touch on the authcode (in the app) and that should paste it into your clipboard (I use Android), which you can then email to yourself from your phone.