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Good work on the patch work on your github, maybe we can merge it in here instead. Regardin the capabilities, it's mentioned on page 2 on this comment section:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pcoip-client?O=10#comment-929119

Now we are facing another issue after installing the pcoip its giving us the error

Unable to set capabilities: Operation not permitted

can anyone please help me, how to fix it ?

yes there is some issue with the Source link, now its updated in here https://github.com/ppira/pcoip-client.git

you can clone directly from git hub and use makepkg -si

I'm not sure if it's a false positive, or I've gotten somewhere. But I'm building 24.07.3 and I've gotten as far as:

anton@bigrigv2 ~/archlinux/pcoip-client (master)$ pacman -Q | grep pcoip-client
pcoip-client 24.07.3-1
pcoip-client-clipboard 24.07.3-1
pcoip-client-debug 24.07.3-1

anton@bigrigv2 ~/archlinux/pcoip-client (master)$ pcoip-client
qt.qpa.gl: QXcbConnection: Failed to initialize GLX
The X11 connection broke: No error (code 0)
XIO:  fatal IO error 2 (No such file or directory) on X server ":0"
      after 332 requests (332 known processed) with 0 events remaining.
terminate called without an active exception
Aborted (core dumped)

Here's a quick diff at least for the URL's:

-       "https://dl.teradici.com/DeAdBCiUYInHcSTy/pcoip-client/deb/ubuntu/pool/jammy/main/p/pc/pcoip-client_${pkgver}-${_ubuntuver}/pcoip-client_${pkgver}-${_ubuntuver}_amd64.deb"
-       'LICENSE.pdf::https://docs.teradici.com/sites/default/files/documents/2022-02/EULA%20%28Feb%202022%29.pdf'
+       "https://dl.anyware.hp.com/DeAdBCiUYInHcSTy/pcoip-client/deb/ubuntu/pool/jammy/main/p/pc/pcoip-client_${pkgver}-${_ubuntuver}/pcoip-client_${pkgver}-${_ubuntuver}_amd64.deb"
+       'LICENSE.pdf::https://docs.teradici.com/sites/default/files/documents/2022-11/HP%20Anyware%20EULA.14%20Oct%202022.pdf',

I've spoken to the HP Anyware team and they are planning support for Ubuntu 24.04 earliest next year. Which means dependencies will have to match what exists in Ubuntu 22.02 at the time of the pcoip-client releases.

I'm currently getting back to this package and will attempt a few builds over the next few days to lift this to 24.07.3 which is the current version as of this comment.

Hi AWhetter

Could it be that the download URL changed from https://dl.teradici.com/ to https://dl.anywhere.hp.com/ ?

curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404
==> ERROR: Failure while downloading https://dl.teradici.com/DeAdBCiUYInHcSTy/pcoip-client/deb/ubuntu/pool/jammy/main/p/pc/pcoip-client_23.01.1-22.04/pcoip-client_23.01.1-22.04_amd64.deb
    Aborting...
Failed to build pcoip-client

Also, there are newer version 23 releases and version 24 also.

Good work! Thanks!

protobuf3.12 should be building again. It was building and testing the Python components, but they aren't installed. Testing the Python components was what was failing, so removing the unnecessary step fixed things.

As for getting pcoip-client updated, things seem to be the same. I can still only get as far as the same error that @Torxed did about xcb_request_check. There's no release of pcoip-client for the latest Ubuntu version, which I'm hoping would have new enough libraries to work with what we have.

@Torxed: Thanks much for looking into this! Please let me know when/if you have any success.

I'm currently rebuilding against different versions of libprotobuf to see if I can fix:

openat(AT_FDCWD, "/usr/lib/libprotobuf.so.23", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = 3
pcoip-client: symbol lookup error: pcoip-client: undefined symbol: _ZNK6google8protobuf8internal12MapFieldBase30SyncRepeatedFieldWithMapNoLockEv

I've also updated the download links as well as EULA links, as they've changed during the purchase of teradici -> HP Anyware.

Will submit the changed PKGBUILD once it works reliably.

@darose this is because the pcoip client moves quite slowly. And they're currently targeting libprotobuf.so.23, whereas Arch is now shipping libprotobuf.so.25.

There was a sweet spot where @artafinde was right, it did work because the stars aligned a bit in the version of protobuf being shipped.

I know I hit a few snags with libprotobuf builds, but I'll fork off the official package later today and update the libprotobuf aur package to match against pcoip-client (I'll also discuss packaging this with HP (former teradici) directly as I do have a partnership with them)