Just type jlink in the command like and see what you get.
This is exactly the problem, because I have the binary installed, but when typing the command in the terminal it says that command is not found!
You need to add location to your path.
I solved the problem by installing a newer version of Openjdk!
Thank you!
Sorry, but which is a newer one? Java 11 is the latest one.
I was using 9 and it did not work, so I did the 11 install but the script reported incompatibility with the proposed version (10), and there was no version 10 in my repositories, so I had to include it.
That is, I am now using version 10!
Hi Anton,
I have a doubt on the time of generating one installed with the new version of Traccar (4.1), I have in my Fedora 28 the following package installed (java-11-openjdk-headless) however I still receive a warning from the script [ WARN] Missing jlink binary (openjdk-10-jdk-headless)).
Thank you!