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So I tried doing this command

root@server:~#   teamviewer --info print version, status, id
 TeamViewer                      10.0.35002
 teamviewerd status              teamviewerd start/running
 TeamViewer ID: Try restarting the TeamViewer daemon (e.g. teamviewer --daemon restart)

but apparently it can't find my ID and I must restart the tv daemon, I do this but it still says the same thing?? Is there any way to get my Teamviewer ID without this? I also tried checking the logs but there's nothing in there that's a Teamviewer ID.

My issue is different to others because there is no information in the log files that indicate a client ID whatsoever.

SANIC THE HEDGEHOG Ononymus
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Please verify you are searching in the correct logfile.

/var/log/teamviewer/your_user/TeamViewer10_Logfile.log

most likely is the logfile where your id is entered into. (replace your_user and the teamviewer version if needed.)

grep "id=[0-9]*" TeamViewer10_Logfile.log

will give you that information.

Dennis Nolte
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  • There's no such directory as you indicated, the only one is /var/log/teamviewer/TeamViewer10_Logfile.log and when I run grep there are sporadic numbers but none of which are the client ID. – SANIC THE HEDGEHOG Ononymus Jun 24 '15 at 11:44