Teamviewer is not showing connect to partner button in slackware 14.2 stable
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Hi ,
My teamviewer is not showing a "connect to partner" button nor i am not able to go to an invisible button by tab, its like that button is not there and i am not able to connect via teamviewer , i tried by simply hitting an enter button also but nothing happens, this error was there in previous 14.2 release candidates , currently i am using slackware 14.2 (64) stable and i downloaded the teamviewer from slackbuilds.org for 14.2 , and of course my system is multilib enabled. I am attaching the screenshot. |
yes, it's a known issue in multilib environment.
it works fine on pure 32 bit machine |
Teamviewer is not showing connect to partner button in slackware 14.2 stable
so that means I will not be able to use it in 64 bit :-(
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i thought it was listed as UNSUPPORTED for x86_64?
https://slackbuilds.org/slackbuilds/...eamviewer.info Quote:
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Thanks willysr
I ran into this a while back, couldn't join a Machine, connected from a Win7 VM and then I forgot about it. I didn't understand that DOWNLOAD_x86_64="UNSUPPORTED" meant that TeamViewer won't work on 64-bit + multilib. Makes sense now. -- kjh |
Teamviewer is not showing connect to partner button in slackware 14.2 stable
sad but have to live with it.. anyway its a windows based software ... anybody knows a linux alternative for it ? which will work in slackware 64?
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just create a login
create a teamviewer account. login (and save it) at computers and contacts window (the right one in your print). go to add computer and add the computer you're trying to connect. just double click it now and enter the password. using in multilib slackware for months this way.
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@Rhadamanthysan ---- That worked way you said .... Thanks a million
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i have added a note for multilib environment and it will be part of the next public update
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Got the same issue.
Solved by rebuilding few libraries with x32 support: libpng:1.2 libXinerama Initially thry had x64 support only. The list of missed 32-bit libraries can be obtained by running "tv-setup install command" This command checks for dependencies and warns you for missed ones |
Teufel --
Thanks for making me look at this. I found: /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewer_setup in /var/log/packages/teamviewer-11.0.67687-i486-1_SBo When I ran opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewer_setup --help it listed `teamviewer_setup checklibs` as an option. One of my problems is that I am missing a 32-bit libpng12 library ! I don't have libpng1.2 at all ... where did you find it ? EDIT: to answer my own Q, I found it as SBo Package libraries/libpng-legacy12 Output below. Thanks again ! -- kjh Code:
# /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewer_setup --help Code:
# /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewer_setup checklibs # this is the log file referenced above: # Code:
# cat /root/.local/share/teamviewer11/logfiles/DependencyCheck32.log |
Woo Hoo !
Thank you Teufel. I built the SBo Packages libraries/libpng-legacy12 as ( native ) x86_64 and as ARCH=i486 packages Then I installed libpng-legacy12-1.2.56-i486-1_SBo.tgz AND libpng-legacy12-1.2.56-x86_64-1_SBo.tgz TeamViewer now works for me on Slackware64 14.2 + MultiLib ( i.e. now it allows me to enter a Meeting Id ) ! No more WinDOS TV Sessions for me ! -- kjh # this is the output of teamviewer_setup checklibs AFTER installing the 32-bit and 64-bit libpng-legacy packages: Code:
# /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewer_setup checklibs |
I have added libpng-legacy12 to REQUIRES and update the documentation about teamviewer.
Thanks |
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For libpng12 it is libpng1.2 package. So I rebuilt libpng1.2 package with x32 support. |
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