If you're just interested in whether any users are actively connected (and
not which users specifically), another quick way would be to count the
active guacd processes.
For N connections, there will be N+1 guacd processes. If no one is
connected, only one guacd process will be running.
- Mike
Hi,
You can search for this tomcat log (catalina.out).
regards,
Diego.
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Hi All,
Thank you Anburaj, Hogne for your replay .
I already setting up guacamole with mysql-server in place of MariaDB and it
works ..
I have to do it with MariaDB and give you a replay.
Bye
De : Anburaj Palraj
Envoyé : jeudi 26 janvier 2017 09:36
À : u
Hi all,
I see that the issue is resolved :
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-79
Affects version 0.9.9
Fix version : 0.9.11-incubating
I test with docker images :
>From : mjumper/guacamole , mjumper/guacd
>From guacamole/guacamole:lastest, guacamole/guacd:lastest
>From guacamole/gu
Hi All ,
@Hogne : you are correct . it is a MySQL authentication issue only ,
nothing to do with tomcat .
@Fouad/Alain : In my env i am using "Server version: 5.5.52-MariaDB MariaDB
Server" . it is working without any issue .
you can also check the below command from the linux command prompt .