Hi,
A customer of me uses Debian Linux (13) machines as clients.
Is there a way we can roll out TeamViewer QuickSupport for the clients and have 'unattended-upgrades' keep it up-to-date?
So users just have to start QuickSupport from their start menus if they need support?
The employees don't use TeamViewer to control other devices. So they don't need the full client. They just need to run QuickSupport if they want to call support and then provide their ID and password.
The folks are not "techy" enough to download a *.tar.gz file, extract it (tar xzvf) and run some binary, when they need help. QuickSupport would have to be installed/available like a normal program in start menu or on the desktop.
In the best case, we
- could add a Teamviewer GPG key for APT
- and add a source file in apt/sources.list.d
- then run "apt-get install teamviewer-qs"
- and have 'unattended-upgrades' install updates for TeamviewerQS automatically whenever available
Does that exist?
Or could we build something like that ourselves? E.g. download the *.tar.gz file once per day using a cronjob and install it?
Yours,
Sebastian
