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I'm running Debian 7 64bit on my server and I'm using Oracle Java 8 64bit and firefox 45.0.1.

When I connect to the test webex page https://www.webex.com.au/test-meeting.html and test it loads the java app and tries to connect, but it doesn't connect at it stops responding to some of the application. ie: the menus still work and I can click the leave meeting button.

If I go into my .webex directory and do the following commands I get the file libjawt.so is missing.

~/.webex/1524 % ldd *.so > check.txt                                                  
~/.webex/1524 % cat check.txt | grep "not found"                                      
    libjawt.so => not found
    libjawt.so => not found

The libjawt.so is part of the libgcj packages and I already have these installed

~/.webex/1524 % dpkg -l | grep libgcj
ii  libgcj-bc:amd64                                             4.7.2-1                                         amd64        Link time only library for use with gcj
ii  libgcj-common                                               1:4.6.3-8                                       all          Java runtime library (common files)
ii  libgcj12                                                    4.6.3-1                                         amd64        Java runtime library for use with gcj
ii  libgcj13                                                    4.7.2-3                                         amd64        Java runtime library for use with gcj
ii  libgcj13-awt                                                4.7.2-3                                         amd64        AWT peer runtime libraries for use with gcj

How do I get webex working on this system?

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Download a Debian package of WebEx from here: Download Webex - DEB or rpm and then install it via

dpkg -i /path/to/debian/package/WebEx.deb
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  • Thanks Joerg, I have just installed it, but it requires Debian 11 which I have on one of my systems. Looks like Cisco is finally catching up.
    – map7
    Commented Feb 22, 2022 at 22:12
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WebEx needs the 32bit version. First all you need to have a multi-arch system and then install that package as follows.

apt-get install libgcj:i386
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  • This answer is very incomplete and does not really answer the question.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Commented Apr 23, 2019 at 10:10

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