On Fri, Oct 19, 2018, 06:43 Michael Watne <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, > so I need help with something. Currently, I have Apache Guacamole 0.9.14. > As you are aware, users are allowed access through the user-mapping.xml > file. I am developing a server-side application through bash (ssh) which > also has its own set of users (located in /cmc/users). The users have the > following files prior to login (Example: Jon Doe): > > > Username detection: /cmc/users/JDoe > > TMIN (Team Member Identification Number): /cmc/users/JDoe/tmin.inf > > Password (Used in MD5 hash): /cmc/users/JDoe/.Password > > > Any logins are also managed through the application I'm developing. > > Is there a way I can reference those in the user-mapping.xml file so logins > are managed easier? Yep. Take a look at the extension API. There's no low-level need to use user-mapping.xml at all, nor to predefine the details of the connection. You can write an extension which dynamically defines the details of a connection on-the-fly, and reads or derives username/password details from however you like. - Mike
