Google Talk plugin not working

Started by oneself, 2013/10/11, 18:42:49

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oneself

Hi,

I'm using Siduction 64 bit, and the Google Talk plugin has stopped working.  My system is up to date, and I've tested both Chrome and Firefox.  When I join a Google Hangout it launches correctly, but then hangs.

Looking at ~/.config/google-googletalkplugin/gtbplugin.log, I can see the following:

[000:006] Warning(clientchannel.cc:437): Could not initiate GoogleTalkPlugin connection
[000:006] GoogleTalkPlugin not running. Starting new process...
[000:006] Starting Flute
[000:006] Warning(optionsfile.cc:47): Load: Could not open file, err=2
[000:006] Warning(pluginutils.cc:267): Failed to get GoogleTalkPlugin path. Trying default.
[000:012] Started GoogleTalkPlugin, path=/opt/google/talkplugin/GoogleTalkPlugin
[000:012] SendConnectStatus: Connect Status:
[
"f-connect",

{
"step" : "2"
}
]

[000:013] Waiting for GoogleTalkPlugin to start...
[000:655] Starting client channel.
[000:655] Warning(clientchannel.cc:462): Unreadable or no port file.  Could not initiate GoogleTalkPlugin connection
[000:655] SendConnectStatus: Connect Status:
[
"f-connect",

{
"error" : -1,
"step" : "0"
}
]

[000:655] Warning(clientchannel.cc:437): Could not initiate GoogleTalkPlugin connection


Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thank you
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oneself

Is no one else seeing this?  Can I reinstall something somehow?
There are 10 types of people, those who know binary and those who don't.

oneself

This turned out to be a libudev problem.  It seems I had two versions installed for some reason.  Removing libudev0 solved the problem.  My version of chrome depended on that version, so I had to reinstall that as well.

$ dpkg --get-selections | grep -i libudev      
libudev0:amd64                                  install
libudev0:i386                                   deinstall
libudev1:amd64                                  install
libudev1:i386                                   install
$ apt-get remove google-chrome-beta
$ apt-get remove libudev0
$ dpkg -i ./google-chrome-beta_current_amd64.deb
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GoinEasy9

Thanks for posting how you solved the problem.  I haven't used the Google talk plugin in a while, so, it's nice to have answers before I use it next.
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