TeamViewer 9 Connection Problems on Linux (OpenSuse 13.1)

When you start your TV on your system and you see dashes instead of numbers (Your ID and Password), you can be sure that your TV client have no connection to the TV servers. Yes, it can be caused by many reasons.

I got the info form the TV Support:

Dear Sir or Madam,

Thank you for your email.

Not being able to generate a TeamViewer ID or password is often related to TeamViewer not being able to make a connection to our master servers.
Common causes for this problem are firewalls, proxy servers & content filtering programs or a combination of either.

To ensure that your TeamViewer connects to our master servers, you may need to configure your software firewall (Windows Firewall for example) to allow the TeamViewer application to make outbound connections. The same rule applies to any third-party firewall you have installed manually.

If your configuration appears fine, you may need to manually configure your modem/router to allow outbound TCP connections on port 5938. To do this, please contact your modem/routers manufacturer for more information.
Please also unblock the following URL:
*.teamviewer.com
Please let me know the outcome and what resolves your issue. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to reply.

However, it’s impossible that I have one of these problems. All has been checked and TV8 worked with no problems with this configuration of my system. So what’s wrong?

The problem started with changing TV8 to TV9. So the problem is in TV9. And I remove TV9 from my system. You should delete all from your system. After having uninstalled TV9, it’s good to check if there are still some remnants. Use the command:

find / -iname teamviewer

Now, you can get all information of TV remnants in your system. Remove all manually if you see still something. It’s good to have a clean environment for installing TV8 again.

Restart your system. Install TV8. It should work (you shouldn’t see the dashes any more). If not, you can restart the TV daemon.

When you run

teamviewer — help

in the console, you will get all the options you need. Use this command:

teamviewer –daemon restart

Now, you should start your TV and have the connection to the servers. Consequently, you are able to connect to your partner’s computer.

Conclusion: I think there’s a bug in TV9 (a Linux version), so if you have any problems with connection in TV9, just come back to TV8. It works for me.

Ubiq – a MySQL Reporting and Analytics Tool for Business Users

If you use MySQL databases and you don’t want to deal with programming, just try Ubiq out.

This project can be very interesting for persons who work in business. It’s good for your intranet or cloud in your company. Of course, you should have MySQL installed on you system first.

To get it, please go to the website:

http://ubiq.co/

Create your account. Now, you will be able to download Ubiq for your platform. I use Linux (openSuse), so I chose the rpm package.

As soon as you download Ubiq, unpack and go into the directory. You should make the file manage.sh executable, so run the command:

poganin@linux-7tpy:~/Pobrane/ubiq_linux_rpm> sudo chmod +x manage.sh

Now, you can ready to start Ubiq. First, you have to configure it:

linux-7tpy:/home/poganin/Pobrane/ubiq_linux_rpm # ./manage.sh

Select action for ubiq agent:

—————————–

1. Configure agent

2. Start agent

3. Stop agent

4. Check status of agent

5. Add/Remove database connections in agent

6. Remove agent

7. Update agent

8. Reset database connections

9. Quit

Select option(1-9):

1

User authentication

——————-

Enter EMAIL used for signup at Ubiq(q to quit):

tomasz.zackiewicz@wp.pl

PASSWORD used for signup(q to quit):

Poganin%1

Enter database details

———————-

Name of database:

projectadd

Host(127.0.0.1 or remote ip or url):

127.0.0.1

Port(leave blank for default):

 

Username of database user:

Adminek

Password:

Adminek

Save(s)/Re-enter(r):

s

Ubiq started successfully!

Setup complete

Press 0 to see menu again,1 to exit

1

linux-7tpy:/home/poganin/Pobrane/ubiq_linux_rpm #

Let’s create your first project

Entr project name:

Telimena

Click Save

Enter Dashboard Title:

Pierwszy

Save again

You should see:

Dashboard created successfully

Click Add View

You see the Dashboard, with which you can review your data in many ways. You can save the chart and export the current Dashboard as a image or share a link with other people. It’s a great solution.

So now you are ready to use Ubiq for your databases. Without knowing MySQL syntax, just dragging and dropping, you can see all your data in the ways you like.  To get more info, please go to:

http://ubiq.co/

For me, it works well. I haven’t got any bugs or other problems. In other words, ready for business.

“The Type or Namespace ‘GTK’ could not be found” error – MonoDevelop on Linux

MonoDevelop 3.0.6
GTK# 2.12
openSuse 13.1

When you press F5 to build and get this error in MonoDevelop, just go to:

Project -> Your Project name Options -> Build -> General

You probably see:

Target Framework: Mono /.Net 3.5

Change it to:

Target Framework: Mono /.Net 4.0

Do all what MonoDevelop wants from you. Now, your project has no errors during building.

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