Linux version does not start automatically

jun605x · 2024-03-29T00:53:10+00:00

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Today, I updated the Linux version with sudo update, and now it does not auto-start.

To be precise, it starts once at system startup, but then immediately crashes.

When I try to start TeamViewer again from the launcher, I get a message that the daemon is not running and that I should run "teamviewer --daemon start".

After executing the command, TeamViewer starts, but it crashes after rebooting.
The option "Start at system startup" is on.

Any advice?

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jun605x

Thank you.
I have now started the calculation of my work, so I will try to do it later!

r8d_engr

The same issue we are encountering, needs to start or enable the daemon, because after every reboot, it failed to start. Running into Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS

Please start the daemon (needs root permission) before running TeamViewer:

teamviewer–daemon start

fgenao1

I have the same issue: all my users do not have sudo. How can I handle this? All users are remote.

SDU_1982

I had the same issue on ubuntu 22.04.4, i ve set up my user as a sudoer with this command: sudo usermod -aG sudo [here user name]