Crashplan failed to load java vm library install#

i configured the network to have a static ip, connected via ssh and was ready to install the crashplan app and xorg dependencies. The first time, I had already installed the base system and rebooted: Everything seemed fine. I encountered a serious problem: The VM crashes randomly from time to time generating serious problems.

Crashplan failed to load java vm library 64 Bit#

UPDATE: I have been trying all morning long to install Arch 64 bit on a virtualbox jail: I must give up. I think I'll take a break from working on this for a bit. But the desktop client app won't launch due to some apparent library issues. I can VNC to it, and I even have noVNC installed to I can access it with just a web browser. So I have X installed in a crashplan plugin jail. I'm sure this only scratches the surface of the issues with it, but even these are significant. It's actively hostile to a headless application, even though their own website has 'official' instructions for doing this. It depends on customized settings in the run.conf file, but cheerfully overwrites that file with the default settings when it (without warning) updates itself. On the downside, as you note, it's Java, so it's about as stable as Miley Cyrus. And it's cheap, at $50/year for unlimited storage and bandwidth. It can be made, with some frustration, to run on FreeNAS. Well, to paraphrase Churchill, CrashPlan is the worst cloud backup solution around for FreeNAS, except for all the others. Reasons:Īt .main(CPDesktop.java:200)Ĭontrary to what this log states, /tmp/.cpswt/libswt-pi-gtk-4234.so and /tmp/.cpswt/libswt-pi-gtk.so do both exist, and file reports they're both shared object files: Failed to launch CPDesktop : Could not load SWT library. SWT library deleted: /tmp/.cpswt/libswt-gtk-4234.so SWT library deleted: /tmp/.cpswt/libswt-pi-gtk-4234.so Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM warning: Can't detect initial thread stack location - find_vma failed tmp/.cpswt/libswt-pi-gtk-4234.so: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryĪt .Library.loadLibrary(Unknown Source)Īt .gtk.OS.(Unknown Source)Īt .Converter.wcsToMbcs(Unknown Source)Īt .Display.(Unknown Source)Īt .(CPDesktop.java:266)Ĭode: /var/log/crashplan]# cat ui_output.log Reasons:Ĭan't load library: /tmp/.cpswt/libswt-pi-gtk-4234.soĬan't load library: /tmp/.cpswt/libswt-pi-gtk.so Today, I tried to do the same, but instead, enabling X11 forward on my crashplan jail and after 'pkg install xorg' finished installing all the xorg files and dependencies but no luck: I never get to see the UI.Īnyone care to explain why this happens? And, why are we not looking into this way to ceonnect and configure crashplan on freenas, which is way easier and simple than modifying files on the client side, tunneling, etc?Ĭode: /var/log/crashplan]# cat ui_error.logĮxception in thread 'main' : Could not load SWT library.

I ran crashplan desktop 'CrashPlanDesktop &' and bam! There was my crashplan UI in front of me, via ssh X forward.

Crashplan failed to load java vm library windows#

while at my work (windows machines) I managed to connect to my crashplan UI by ssh'ing my arch machine, port forward enabled on putty and xming running on the windows machine. I use crashplan back at home (I use arch linux). Today, I can't connect anymore and I'm afraid it'll take me days to figure it out again, so I had this brilliant idea:

Crashplan failed to load java vm library pro#

The last time, I struggled for days in order to get it working and finally, I purchased a pro subscription, in order to backup my stuff on crashplan's servers once I got it working.

I don't now if you guys tried but I have this question: Today, trying to connect to my crashplan jail as I have been doing with previous versions (4.3.x), I discovered 4.4.x changed the way the connections are made, yet again.