Appreciate your very quick response! I just have a quick follow up question
if you have the chance..
Since I have the connectionID string inside my Java class, how can I send it
to my frontend angular app, or in other words, back to my
guacamole-common-js obj? Can it be done within guacamole or
On Fri, Sep 15, 2017 at 1:47 PM, messido wrote:
> To cut it short, I'm using my own front end. One of my pages create the
> connection with guacamole, and when connection is established it uses
> "exportState" to save the state inside localStorage as a JSON string..
>
To cut it short, I'm using my own front end. One of my pages create the
connection with guacamole, and when connection is established it uses
"exportState" to save the state inside localStorage as a JSON string..
So far so good, I get valid data.
Now when I go to a different page and importState
Thanks for the quick reply.
No, I don't use any proxy.
Must be a problem with that computer's configuration, because it's working
perfectly with many others, but I can't figure out what...
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Do you use any proxy like nginx or apache?
2017-09-15 15:11 GMT+03:00 denis :
> Hi,
>
> I have a W7Pro 32 bits computer to which I connect through guacamole
> 0.9.13.
> Everything works fine but printing.
>
> Whenever I try to print, I see the job created in the guacamole
Hi,
I have a W7Pro 32 bits computer to which I connect through guacamole 0.9.13.
Everything works fine but printing.
Whenever I try to print, I see the job created in the guacamole printer's
spool, but this job remains there forever...
After a few minutes, the job goes in error. My browser never
In Guacamole you need to enable TLS security for win10 and server 2012/2016 in
the connections settings
Rg
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On Fri, Sep 15, 2017 at 5:02 AM, Oliver.Zhan
wrote:
> I can remote win7 from guacamole succesffully, but when I remote access
> win10, a error appear:
>
> Error connecting to RDP server
>
>
>
> My configuration for win10 is correct and I can access the win10 by
>
I can remote win7 from guacamole succesffully, but when I remote access win10,
a error appear:
Error connecting to RDP server
My configuration for win10 is correct and I can access the win10 by another
win7 successfully.
What is wrong? Please help me!
Here is a simple way to reproduce this issue:
On the Windows machine using Powershell/OpenSSH edit c:\Program
Files\OpenSSH\sshd_config and change:
Subsystem sftpsftp-server.exe
to this:
Subsystem sftpsftp-server.exe -l VERBOSE
If not already created, create C:\Program
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