Running TeamViewer as root - where to dd the --allowRoot or -r option?

natv
natv Posts: 8 ✭✭
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I ran updates on an existing Linux install I had and now Teamviewer is popping up with this message. I do prefer to use root on this system, so I want to tell Teamviewer to ignore the warning.

In which config file would I add this? In case it helps this is Kali Linux.

Thanks



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  • qingdaoalbert
    qingdaoalbert Posts: 9 ✭✭

    Same question. I've installed teamviewer.host on my centos8 server. It was fun for me to connect to my server when with the activated teamviewer.service before. However, when I update to the latest version, I failed to access my remote host, getting stuck at the interface showing the initialization of the screen. I'd like to know how to deal with it.

  • Genetv
    Genetv Posts: 2 ✭✭

    Is there an answer to this? I would like to be able to run Teamviewer as root on a raspberry Pi. I get the same message as natv. Seems like there should be an answer, as the software itself is telling you to do this. Thanks!

  • LordHero
    LordHero Posts: 1 ✭
    edited April 2023

    Hi.

    You should type in terminal this command


    sudo teamviewer --alow root


    it wil be fix now.

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