Unable to load plugin meteor - meteor

I am developing a site. Its is uploaded on amazon server. The site is developed in meteor blaze. It long time I am working on it. Till date I was able to upload the site. But now I am facing a problem. That it is not allowing me to stop the site by using MUP STOP command. The error it is giving is
[TypeError: Buffer.alloc is not a function]
Unable to load plugin meteor
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.

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