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Hello. I've installed teamviwer from AUR, run "sudo teamviewer --daemon start" and "sudo systemctl start teamviewerd.service"
but when I start teamviewer on the bottom is label : "Not ready. Please check your connection"
My Internet connection works fine. Running program in terminal doesnt show any errors.
When I enter ID of computer I'd like to connect and click "connect" its written "connecting" and nothing happens
What can be wrong?
Last edited by stanek.94 (2015-01-18 18:26:02)
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Here, I run :
sudo teamviewer --daemon start
teamviewer
Then teamviewer start, with "Not ready. Please check your connection", then after a few seconds it switch to a green "Ready to connnect"
Your problem means that somehow, teamviewer cannot contact it's central server.
You can try :
ping 178.77.120.1
And also try using teamviewer from another computer/os on same network.
Last edited by GloW_on_dub (2015-01-23 09:58:05)
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Yes, I do it but then I got this:
Pinging 178.77.120.1 works very well.
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Hi! Same problem here. Solution for me was add 'mdns4' to 'hosts:' list in /etc/nsswitch.conf.
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Can you elaborate on this? What did you actually add to the nss file?
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It seems pretty self-explanatory. Please don't necrobump.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … bumping.22
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