TV crushes during login, if logout was made before
Hello everyone!
I have a problem:
Remote TV crushes during login, if logout was made before without rebooting the system. Remote PC has Xfce GUI, therefore Login and Logout are performed by means of this GUI.
In log file I can see the following (excerpt, detailed log file see below):
==== Re-Open Desktop! ====
MonitorInfo: WorkingArea: Property error 14 (1), Errorcode=11
CInterProcessNetwork::TerminateProcessInSession session=0, ptype=4
==== Close Desktop! ====
==== Desktop closed already! ====
ConfigurationHub::HandleRegistrationResponse(): registering for feature 1 failed with error 2, Errorcode=11
CInterProcessNetwork: Received DisconnectIPC from processID 2456 (ProcessType: 4 in Session 0) with reason 4
Process 2456 in session 0 has terminated
Started process "/opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/TeamViewer" (pid = 2751) as user ole (1000)
Child cleanly exited pid=2751, s=0
Child cleanly exited pid=2747, s=0
TeamViewer is going offline!
The error scenario:
1. Right after boot I connect with TV to the remote PC. I can see the standard login screen of LightDB.
2. Perform login on Remote PC. The Xfce desktop is loaded.
3. Chose "Log Out" from menu. Landing to the login screen of LightDM
4. Login again. The screen of TV becomes frozen, connection terminates and remote PC goes offline in the contact list. Nevertheless the remote system is still available over SSH, TV daemon runs, but doesn't handle any connections.
The same behavior I'm observing if the remote pc remains iddle for some time.
I can't figure out what actually happens. What reason 4 and error code 11 are stand for? The workaround solution would be to make a cron task which will check the current state of the TV and if neccessary restart the daemon. But this is workaround, and I'm not really sure that it is going to be reliable enough.
My configuration is:
* Ubuntu Server 16.04
* TeamViewer 12.0.76279
* LightDM 1.18.3
* X Server 1.18.4
Log file can be found here: https://pastebin.com/adP1QA2K
Cheers
ole
Best Answer
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Dear UpBoard,
Thank you for your post and the information provided.
This command means that TeamViewer inter-process are closed.
The reason that you're having this issue is that XFCE; when you log out, it closes the TeamViewer service and desktop process.
That why you're getting disconnected.
But once TeamViewer service notice that those processes are down, it will try to load them again.
It might take a little bit to bring back TeamViewer.
Your workaround is good because it restarts the TeamViewer service and it will refresh the communication between the processes.
If you have any other questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Best regards,
Christian
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Answers
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Dear UpBoard,
Thank you for your post and the information provided.
This command means that TeamViewer inter-process are closed.
The reason that you're having this issue is that XFCE; when you log out, it closes the TeamViewer service and desktop process.
That why you're getting disconnected.
But once TeamViewer service notice that those processes are down, it will try to load them again.
It might take a little bit to bring back TeamViewer.
Your workaround is good because it restarts the TeamViewer service and it will refresh the communication between the processes.
If you have any other questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Best regards,
Christian
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Thank you Christian for answer. I'm back again to this problem and it looks for me like a very specific problem for certain linux desktop managers.
I tried the option with monitoring of TeamViewer_Desktop process and restarting the daemon if it is not running. Also I figured that in some cases restart of lightdm is also necessary to get things working as expected.
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