Duo is the highest quality1 video calling app. Does anyone have the same problem, or do you know of a bug-report?Be together in the moment with Google Duo. We're both on Ubuntu Raring Ringtail 13.04 on an EliteBook 9470m in my case. My room-mate has the same problem. Since the update to 4.2.0.11 my Skype can't connect any more.
Indicate how you plan to use Skype.(Update: Turns out it's neither a bug nor a network problem. Enter the required information. Choose how you will log in. Scenario: SFB Hybrid environment, SFB user is homed Online, ADFS is Configured, MA (Modern Auth) is enabled ON premise through On premise AD (NOT Hybrid MA EVOSTS) and also enabled in O365. First published on TECHNET on Apr 13, 2018.
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Changing the port Skype uses to one that is forwarded to my machine by the router, did not work either. Running Skype from the command line did not give additional messages.I don't know how to decode the log files in ~/.Skype/Logs but the usual logs in /var/log/ show no anomalies. Deb from skype.com (version 4.2.0.11_1) instead of the repositories did not help. See my answer below!)Both purge-reinstall (including the removal of ~/.Skype) and using the.
See below.Note: I used the 32bit Skype, and there were no problems.This method will automatically detect OS architecture and install latest skype: sudo add-apt-repository "deb $(lsb_release -sc) partner"Sudo apt-get install skype & sudo apt-get -f installNote: I had to install libqt4-webkit, and for that I used Synaptic.The recent consensus is that Skype doesn't work well with tor and similar programs. Wget -O skype-NoobsLab.deb Sudo apt-get -f install rm skype-NoobsLab.debAfter the installation was done, I typed Skype in Dash, clicked on it, and when it opened, I put in my user name and password, and was able to log in. Just press Ctrl+ Alt+ T on your keyboard to open Terminal.I removed the old Skype, using sudo apt-get autoremove -purge skype, and removed ~/.Skype folder.I then installed Skype 4.2.0.11 this way. See answer below.However the answer might be helpful in solving other problems.All this was done using terminal. The problem here was Skype blocking IPs operating a Tor exit node.
They will help you! They will not react.Under Advanced, put your proxies details for Host, Port and optionally User and Password in the appropriate fields. After it post your logs in ~/.Skype/Logs in the appropriate thread of the Skype forum. Should the problem persist enable logging: mkdir ~/.Skype/LogsSed 's//\n 3/g' old_shared.xml > shared.xmlThen restart Skype, wait for the error to occur. After a day or two Skype should start working again. If you are experiencing the problem so far there are only two practical ways around it:Disable tor (both node and client usage!). Skype has automatically blocked a few massive amount of IPs running tor exit nodes.
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