Installed Teamviewer 8 .deb file but it won't run

[tannaroo]

hi all,

i downloaded the latest teamviewer 8 deb file and installed.

when i run program it has an error saying "the teamviewer daemon is not running"

i'm using precise puppy 5.5.

any ideas on how to get teamviewer working?

[Semme]

Tannaroo- this: teamviewer --daemon start should fire it.

To autostart, the same as a script and placed in ~/Startup.

[tannaroo]

Tannaroo- this: teamviewer --daemon start should fire it.

To autostart, the same as a script and placed in ~/Startup.

thanks semme - but can you kindly explain as I am quite new.

I presume enter into the console (teamviewer --daemon start) but how do autostart please?

I'm using a live multi-session CD.

many thanks

[Semme]

Correct, console (terminal or shell).

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Open your file manager and navigate to /root (your ~/ or $HOME directory) >> Startup folder.

Rt-clk and select *new* >> script. Name it teamviewer_start.sh or so..

Now rt-clk the file and open as text >> insert: teamviewer --daemon start

.. below >> #!/bin/sh >> so it looks like what follows:

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#!/bin/sh
teamviewer --daemon start

With this in place, TV should fire during boot.

If she doesn't, we may need to adjust..

[tannaroo]

unfortunately, it didn't work.
when i typed in console, it came up with:

/etc/init.d/teamviewerd start
/opt/teamviewer8/tv_bin/script/tvw_daemon: line 185: /etc/init.d/teamviewerd: No such file or directory
fail

any other ideas?

by the way, i like this idea of booting up TeamViewer on start-up. is it possible to have another script that will connect my GPRS modem automatically (i.e. rather than manually pressing connect when the start-up is finished, can this be automated)?

[Semme]

Ah, because TV's installed to /opt. Not a biggie but, I need to see how she's arranged..

OK, quickest way to get the daemon running >> one @ a time from a cmd shell:

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cp /opt/teamviewer8/tv_bin/teamviewerd /usr/sbin
ln -s /usr/sbin/teamviewerd /etc/init.d/teamviewerd

Using Pfind, make sure winbind.so is >= 3.0.25..

Then tell me what I wanna hear!

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Auto GPRS? Yes!

[nilsonmorales]

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/64700867/progra ... 7.pet?dl=1

i made this and open in lucid and precise but no test conecting another pc
you can try unpack and see or just test

install , restart x or install open terminal type teamviewer --daemon start

theres a entry in menu--network

some pics









cheers.

[tannaroo]

thanks for that - i've had partial success.

teamviewer installs OK but when i try to connect the remote computer (which is this computer with precise puppy), the host computer cant connect.

in addition, when the remote computer was logged out of teamviewer (and remote computer) was shut down, the host computer still showed it as online?????

maybe this is a teamviewer fault or has something messed up with my puppy settings.

[Semme]

Are we still addressing TeamViewer8? Your response to Nilson or me?

[tannaroo]

Yes - sorry Semme.

I just realised your method as well - but i think it is version 2.4.5 as my directory is /usr/lib/pppd/2.4.5/winbind.so

so will look for a later version

[Semme]

Since Nilson offered a pkg, maybe easier for him to continue. Good luck.

[acefx1]

After installing the .deb file from the official web site.

I tried a few of the things suggested in this post however the only thing that seemed to work for me was to type this command in at the prompt....

# teamviewer --daemon start

# teamviewer

It worked just fine...

By the way I am new kinda new to Puppy Linux and this form

[surender]

SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 where can i find this and also winbind.so 3.0.25 my team viewer is not running due to this

[Semme]

I *think* this is what'choo need >> winbind_3.6.3-2ubuntu2.6_i386.deb

[Pete22]

nilsonmorales:

I have been using teamviewer since version 3.
But version 8 would not work for me on puppy because of some internal changes.
I had completely given up.

Today I had a reason to see if someone had solved the problem. And there was your pet.

This pet worked perfect!!!

A MILLION thanks.


Pete

[nilsonmorales]

hahaha Pete22 you welcome, but my own pet dont work for me in precise yet.
Anyway I'm glad that works for you

[baszek]

Does anyone make it work for newest Lucid 5.7.1?

I have just installed teamwviewer from a .deb file but when I made in console "teamviewer --daemon start " I get that:

[nilsonmorales]

with help from my friend josejp2424 we made a package already configured
MD5=bd6eccc287a4211e11ae8086f6af4fb6
21 mb
https://www.wuala.com/josejp2424/puppy- ... .20931.pet
http://www.mediafire.com/download/pyhq5 ... .20931.pet

[baszek]

I have installed your pet and now teamviewer is running, but when I am starting it for a first time it does not show ID and password - I have to close it and run it again to show ID and password. Anyway I have still a problem, because I can't connect from windows to puppy teamviewer with a given id. Did you manage to connect to your teamviewer ? Maybe puppy firewall is blocking connection ?

P.S connection from puppy (teamviewer linux) to windows is working.
I have tested connection from windows to puppy with firewall off and it's still not working

[georg1]

Hi to all. Today Im install puppy precise, on AMD 1500+ machine with Abit NF7 motherborad, got 120gn HDD and 2gb RAM memory.

Al go OK and work fast, only thing is pain in my ass This PC will go to my friend mother, and both got no idea whatsoever for any linux, so I must make option for remote desktop, I install package from THIS link and start work, I cant get access from Win machine to puppy, reverse work just fine.

Is some problems on firewall or permits ?

thank you for any help

edit: @baszek I bet we both got same problem

edit2:

I ping puppy machine from router and from win machines and all respond and 0% data lost.