I have installed Teamviewer
10.0 (32/64 bit multiarch version) on Ubuntu 14.04.
When I bring up the Proxy config window (Extras -> Options -> General -> Proxy Settings[Configure]) all I can do is select is No proxy
or Use manual proxy
.
So when I choose Use manual proxy
, there are fields to enter the proxy IP, username and password but they appear as read-only fields. I cannot type the numbers at all.
I have tried restarting both TeamViewer
and Ubuntu, but there is no success.
The best solution I found is to follow this steps :
sudo teamviewer --daemon stop
Add the following line :
[int32] Proxy_Type = 2
in Teamviewer config file at
/etc/teamviewer/global.conf
sudo teamviewer --daemon start
It will force Teamviewer proxy settings to be on manual option by default, then the input will be writable. This way you don't have the AES salt problem.
Hope it will work for you.
This may give you a clue to get it going - it didn't work for me, but you never know.
Teamviewer 10 has a config file at:
/opt/teamviewer/config/global.conf
Based on the conf from a previous install, the format for putting the proxy config keypairs in that config file should be:
The
ProxyPasswordAES
is a 97 character salt(?), I'm not sure how to generate this so I just reused the string from my teamviewer 8 conf. As I said, it didn't work :)Maybe this will work for you if you're not using an authenticated proxy, or maybe someone with more knowledge than me on getting the password encryption working will respond.
Hope it helps anyway.