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Application Sharing Support #16
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Could you please provide some logs from your build or Pidgin run? Which symbols are undefined? |
FYI: Previously I had problem with the methods defined in Is there anything I should do while configuring like I do for enabling voice and video (i.e:
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That symbol should be defined in libfreerdp-shadow.so. Do you have the library somewhere libsipe.so can find it at runtime? Is X11_ShadowSubsystemEntry really exported from the library?
You just should have FreeRDP installed where configure can discover it using pkg-config. Check your config log for:
Be aware that your distribution freerdp package is almost surely too old to work with Sipe application sharing. Either install freerdp-sipe-dev package from sipe-collab PPA (if you are on Ubuntu; will install into /opt/freerdp-sipe so remember to set PKG_CONFIG_PATH accordingly when running configure), or build FreeRDP yourself from the code in our git. Current upstream version should work too, but AFAIK nobody has tried that yet.
If you're asking whether the application sharing code is available in upstream version of Sipe, not yet. For now you can build it only using the code from this GitHub project. |
Installed FreeRDP from sipe-collab PPA and found the
FYI: I do get Even if I try reverting my previous changes(e.g: moving
In that case, |
Oh, I see you're using Pidgin 2. We normally use Pidgin 3 from sipe-collab PPA. In theory application sharing should work also with Pidgin 2 but I think no one has actually tested that configuration. You would have to use the very latest Pidgin 2.x code (branch release-2.x.y), into which all out patches are backported, but you'd have to build it yourself since the Pidgin upstream hasn't released that version yet. The easiest way for you though (if the only thing you care about compiling yourself is Sipe alone) would be to install pidgin package from sipe-collab and add |
This time started with a fresh installation of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
Got output
Now if I run pidgin, it doesn't load
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Managed to load Call gets terminated with a BYE message sent from pidgin right after receiving the call as
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Resolved the dependency by using |
Hi @zafarsustbd |
I am trying to compile the latest codebase of SIPE and loading it with Pidgin. But Pidgin cannot load libsipe.so for several Undefined Symbols.
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