basfri

I can help too.

It will be very helpfull if it is possible to search for TeamviewerIDs which are stored in the sessions.

edited by basfri on 1/20/2012

because the few days are gone, what is the status?

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Every closed connection will attached at the end of the file afer disconnecting

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no, its not that easy, teamviewer just writes at the end of the connection to the connectionlog!

i i know ;)

if RDM can Handle the connection information of teamviewer, it will be the perfect for our daily work and the best software for Remote Connection Management available. I be very intent for the result in a few days.

edited by basfri on 1/4/2011

Hi,

It's not really a bug, it's only because we are unable to detect the opened session from Team Viewer. There is no API for that. If we find a way of doing that, I will gladly add this.

There is an easy way to detect:

Teamviewer uses a connections.txt File (Win 7: AppData\Teamviewer\Connections.txt). Every row looks like the second line:

ID Connected Disconnected Windows User How TV is started I don't know

xx58282xx 03-01-2011 16:24:16 03-01-2011 16:25:07 XXXX Xxxxxx RemoteControl {57FCxxxxx-7xxB-4xxB-B8xx-1DxxxxxxxxF1C}

each column starts at a specified and unvariable place. Every closed connection will attached at the end of the file afer disconnecting. So it will be enoug to parse the file every 30 seconds if a teamviewer season was started over Remote Desktop Manager. The other way is to parse it cyclic and parse only the connection informations from knowned ID (in RDM).

It would be great if this feature will possible in the future.