Jan 21 2020 05:19 AM
Hi, I need little help.
When my computer is connected on company network, I try the make a call behind proxy on Teams Linux Version don't not work, but when I try in Chorme it work.
I not found it proxy configuration on App Teams for linux, or another way to set the proxy.
Can you help me please? Thanks
My linux version is:
4.15.0-74-generic #84-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 19 08:06:28 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
18.04.3 LTS
My Team version is:
You have Microsoft Teams Version 1.3.00.958 (64-bit).
Mar 11 2020 03:12 AM
Solution@marcusfloriano Thanks for reaching out to us. We are looking into this.
Mar 11 2020 04:43 AM
@Gousia_Begum thanks
Mar 24 2020 07:50 AM
Apr 24 2020 03:53 AM - edited Apr 24 2020 03:54 AM
This seems to be still an issue.
Have to work with Teams in my company but can't. Tested with two different proxies (one with auth one whithout). Without Proxy outside the company VPN with the same device it works.
Steps2reproduce:
System informations:
May 19 2020 11:16 PM - edited May 19 2020 11:19 PM
I can confirm the same problem here. Our company is behind a VPN in addition to a HTTP proxy.
Both scenarios work correctly on Windows 10.
I can see that Teams uses UDP while making the calls. Running a tcpdump, I could see the traffic going through with Chrome but saw no traffic at all with the desktop client.
I've resorted to using Teams in Chrome but it's not ideal as some features (e.g. test calls) are missing from the web version.
I've tested this on many Linux varieties (but most notably the latest few releases of Ubuntu and Fedora). I've always used the very latest version of the Teams client.
My current test environment which fails is: Ubuntu 20.04 with Teams 1.3.00.5153
Pretty please Microsoft friends, help us out! :)
Fotis
Jul 09 2020 11:41 PM
For me it worked out if I set the http_proxy variable and then start teams with teams --proxy-auto-detect. This is working with Teams Version 1.3.00.16851 (64 bit) at least on my side.
Jul 09 2020 11:46 PM
@hdesk Thank you so much! I just tried the latest version and everything worked perfectly without adding any extra CLI parameters! It appears that maybe this has been fixed!!! :)
Jul 10 2020 12:23 AM
Jul 10 2020 12:40 AM
Ah interesting. Well in case it helps, this is exactly how I've configured my proxy on my Linux system. I'm using GNOME on Fedora 32.
Under Setting / Network / Network Proxy, I have my system set to Automatic as we have an auto-configuration script on our VPN.
In addition, for internet traffic, I set the proxy systemwide via a script in /etc/profile.d like so:
/etc/profile.d/proxy.sh
export http_proxy='http://localhost:8080'
export https_proxy='http://localhost:8080'
export ftp_proxy='http://localhost:8080'
I use localhost as I'm relaying my proxy via CNTLM.
Hope this helps!
Fotis
Mar 11 2020 03:12 AM
Solution@marcusfloriano Thanks for reaching out to us. We are looking into this.