Open banderlog opened 3 years ago
I also tried:
EnableEmbedBrowserForSSO=true
forceSSOURL=%my_url%
sso_domain=%mu_domain%
The /snap/zoom-client/113/.zoom/logs/zoom_stdout_stderr.log
is uninformative, it just loads and then exits gracefully. All button clicking process is out of its scope.
can you check again ? according to issue #39 it seems to work now
nope
Tried both sudo snap install zoom-client
and build it from current master with consequent installation.
hmm, that''s sad, did you also try the workaround described in #39 ?
FYI, you don't need to build master yourself, it gets auto-built in the edge channel as soon as a change occurs, you can just:
sudo snap install --edge zoom-client
to get the binary for the current master branch ...
@banderlog is that with sso or with google login? it seemed work with google login for me, it opens the browser from where i can open it back in zoom
@ogra1 You mean this workaround?
Doing SSO login for work, I copy the "Launch Zoom" url link and run it on cli with xdg-open .
Where I should get a mentioned URL?
@Fuseteam both. It just does not open any browser. I have few and they are not snap-installed. Every other links works just fine.
it definitely works fine with the google/facebook buttons for me, for the google account (i dont have a facebook account, but the correct page seems to open) it offers me to confirm and to take me back to zoom.
what desktop environment are you running and what distro ? (there seems to be a bug that it opens an additional empty tab, but it definitely opens the right SSO page alongside on ubuntu 16.04 and 20.04)
i also open my browser for me on ubuntu 18.04, i think did set my default browser using xdg-mime iirc
Official zoom installation via deb package works as expected. As any other application with a need of URL opening in external browser.
But I didn't try to generate link with some other snap applications.
do you have xdg-open installed on the host ? snapd internally hands URLs (after mediating them) off to a daemon running in the user session, that in turn hands the URL to xdg-open in your desktop session to open it in the preferred application found in the mime database ...
do you have xdg-open installed on the host ?
Yes, and it works, e.g.: xdg-open https://www.google.com
will open link in firefox.
I even have installed snapd-xdg-open
as a separate package and then tried again (with reinstallation) -- nothing changed
Please have a look at my recent answer/question. Maybe it solves your problem: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1309660/snap-xdg-open-does-nohing/1310176#1310176
I'm hitting the same problem, when using the Sway desktop environment: Linux 5.11.14-arch1-1, sway 1.5.1-2, snapd 2.49.1-1, zoom-client 5.6.1-13632.0328
To summarise what happens for me (which appears to be the same as above):
embeddedBrowserForSSOLogin=true
in ~/snap/zoom-client/current/.config/zoomus.conf
xdg-open https://google.com
does work from the shell launched using snap run --shell zoom-client
If it's helpful, I was able to work around the problem by:
SSO: I enter domain name when zoom asks for it, but the 'continue' button is not working and nothing opens in the browser.
Google and Facebook: I click on "Sign in with Google" or "Sign in with Facebook" button and nothing happens.
I tried to set
"embeddedBrowserForSSOLogin=true
and"embeddedBrowserForSSOLogin=true
in~/snap/zoom-client/113/.config/zoomus.conf
-- it changed nothingUbuntu 20.04.1 LTS