Whenever I've seen the topic of HA come up, it's always been similar to
what Nick just said. There really doesn't seem to be a good way to get true
high availability.
It seems the best you can do is "shard" your guacamole+guacd stacks so that
a failure in one of them only takes out a small
> I have already spent a few working days diving into Guacamole's docs
(installation, configuration, usage...) and into the repository above
(checking configuration files, contents of docker containers, logs...) to
no avail.
It's a fairly common misconception -- Guacamole can't work around OS
As a note, this is a user mailing list, not a support help desk. Most
people receiving your request for help are users like yourself.
Our team upgraded from 1.3 to 1.5 over the last month and had no issues
like you describe reported from our user base. We run on AWS EC2/ECS using
the docker
Michael clearly stated "latest 8.5.x"
Tomcat 8.5.85 was released January 11th.
Just because it's not "9" does not mean it's not a production ready and
well maintained.
On Sun, Feb 19, 2023, 9:13 PM Sean Hulbert
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The key word of that document are the "or SFTP"
VNC does not support file transfer natively, so you'd need to set up the
target system to support SFTP, and go that route... I have not done that
for Windows, so I cannot help there.. however if you used RDP file transfer
should work.
-Lee
On Sun,
Sean,
To restate what Philip said:
"Linux uses available Memory as file cache"
You are misunderstanding the buff/cache item and assuming there's a problem
-- this is an very common (but also incorrect) assumption
Please read more on the topic here: https://www.linuxatemyram.com/
Linux is doing
I don't think the head section is modifiable in that way.. you could
probably use "body" selector and get it to load early in the page.
On Wed, Sep 7, 2022, 2:16 AM Kiel Hurley
wrote:
> We have multiple Guacamole servers and I’d like to do web analytics to see
> how much they’re being used, and
Sean, I think there is a mixup on the words, or your intention is unclear.
You would like to scan the file from the target server before the user has
selected the file to upload?
The order of operations in this case *must* be:
1) User select the file by drag & drop to the VM
2) Upload occurs
3)
It sounds like you're saying the target system has this CPU issue, but the
target system is not the system running any guacamole or guacd software?
If that's the case, then this isn't a guacamole issue, and for "methods to
resolve" this, you might have better luck NOT including guacamole in any
Could you please provide a detailed statement about your use case &
concerns?
What protocols do you expect to be used? Are there specific features that
you need to use (such as session recording or file transfer)? Are you users
going to be located close to the machines that they are interacting
It contains "guacamole" in the path because that's what Tomcat does... it
infers paths by the name of the file, as you see.
If it's easier, you can also achieve this by setting WEBAPP_CONTEXT in the
environment:
someone else will chime in with more help.
On Wed, Jun 29, 2022, 7:22 AM Vieri wrote:
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> On Wednesday, June 29, 2022 at 12:57:44 PM GMT+2, Lee Doughty <
> l...@virginiacyberrange.org> wrote:
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> > I don't believe guacamole 0.9x has support for SAML...
> > Can you upgrade
I don't believe guacamole 0.9x has support for SAML...
Can you upgrade to 1.4 and look at the latest guacamole manual?
https://guacamole.apache.org/doc/gug/
I believe SAML support was not added until 1.1 or 1.2
-Lee
On Wed, Jun 29, 2022, 6:40 AM Vieri wrote:
> Hi,
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> When using the
This is really a docker question, this fails before guacamole even has a
chance to start. I only mention this because the expertise here on this
guacamole mailing list might only by chance include docker skills, so you
might not get the *most correct* answers
In short, that error message clearly
I agree with Nick here...
My coworker had a task to evaluate performance from Australia to our
guacamole in Northern Virginia. Despite using a VPN to jump to Australia
before circling back (VA-> Australia->VA), the latency he observed was in
the ~1-2 second range. Even if satellites are involved,
You could use docker-compose to "volume" mount the user-mapping.xml file to
/etc/guacamole, and that should work for what you're trying to accomplish.
If you don't provide it postgres or any hints that your trying to do
another auth system, it should fall back to the XML file. (See
be helpful!
On Wed, Jun 8, 2022, 4:27 PM Nick Couchman wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 8, 2022 at 11:16 AM Lee Doughty
> wrote:
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>> Lots of activity on the mailing list the last 2-3 weeks. Recent
>> discussions got me thinking (again) about a more specific/pointed feature
>> request th
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Lots of activity on the mailing list the last 2-3 weeks. Recent discussions
got me thinking (again) about a more specific/pointed feature request that
helps alleviate some issues that I think many of us Guacamole
administrators would like:
I think it would be a nice feature to:
1) Monitor for
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> El 31.05.22 a las 22:44, Lee Doughty escribió:
> > Hello Guacamole Community,
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> > I tried asking this a few weeks ago, but it looks like there was not a
> lot of traction on this idea.. but I wanted to try one more time
I don't believe there's a good way to automatically merge recordings... If
guacamole is in a distributed system, the reconnection might build a new
connection through a different guacamole/guacd that are not aware an
existing session is partially recorded and held open. There would also be a
race
This would be where the custom authentication extensions would come into
play. You'd need to write your own UI and connect it to Guacamole.
There are some vendors that do this, but I've only seen it packaged with
some larger scope project that is more than just authentication.. auch as
buying a
Hello Guacamole Community,
I tried asking this a few weeks ago, but it looks like there was not a lot
of traction on this idea.. but I wanted to try one more time before I gave
up on it.
I think it would be a great feature to stop auto-reconnect attempts that
are simply not connecting after
I was told this might be a good place to protist a feature idea to gauge
interest before making a ticket.
Would it be difficult to add a feature/option to fall back to user input on
connections.. or to disable features that are unavailable if they are not
available?
When our users log in, we set
Hello,
What does the community think about adding at least an option to stop
retrying connections if they fail for to long?
I know a lot of us have automation to shut down machines, which is not
always connected to guacamole intelligently.
When they hit retry, it never stops. I've had log
Hello!
I was wondering if there was some way to prevent the auto-reconnect
dialogue from continuing the poll after it has failed for some duration or
count?
There's some cases where, upon issue, it immediately goes into a 15-second
countdown to try and reconnect. This will retry forever if you
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