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works with newer version guacamole but not specified #5
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This no longer appears to be the case.. At least with a postgresql authentification.. The SQL requests on the login screen return no users and the guacamole login screen does not appear |
I suspect the change guac_user_info are probably responsible for this |
Your right, in guacamole 1.4 html login guacamole changed. this made the plugin break the login page. Most development of this project happens at a internal git repo. so this one becomes stale sometimes. I am still working on better way do detect in browser side which connection is used and if its booting. But I have to admit i have not test 1.5 myself. so don't know that need more work |
Thanks that would be great.. I'll be testing with a version 1.5.2 of Guacamole, so I'll be able to tell you if it continues to work |
Can you close the 1.4.0 pull request so I can pull the changes ? A real 1.4.0 release would be great too so I don't have to install maven ;-) |
want make sure 1.4.0 work correctly before i merge it but i can give you the plugin this way |
I got it to work. with 1.5.2 For now i don`t know when i have time to fix this Let me know if it works for you |
Effectively the startup scripts run and the first time its run it says "Your lab is starting" in green, but guacamole then flags an error with the standard "red" connection lost screen. A reconnect or refresh solves this as the service is now running. The next time a session is started (after waiting long enough for the STOP_COMMAND to run) the green "Your lab is starting" is no longer displayed, and the "red" conenction error screen is shown immediatemly. However, the container is started and the same symptoms with the browser not recognizing it can connect are seen. This ok for now, but in production it'll be an endless source of complaints ;-( In any case thanks for your reactivity, and here hoping you'll think of the solution to the browser detecting it can connect.. |
It should no work properly with this version. |
That actually works perfectly ;-) Thanks |
Will you be doing a git push of this code to the repo and making a release ? At this point its the only thing missing |
I will make it it soon. |
Finally I'll have to keep my dnsmasq because
Fine, I give up here , and I'll use "guacamole trigger" with dnsmasq for address resolution :-(. This is rather a large gotcha so I'll document it here |
You can use IP Address as the hostname. |
Yes but as they are in different docker networks they must be "exposed" and they'll all be exposed on the gateway address of the network where the guacd service is running |
Any news on an official 1.4 release ? |
Will there be an official version 1.4 released? |
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