>
> The X.Org driver works pretty darn well and is stable. It's the first
> part of guacamole-server to fully leverage the client-side compositing
> features of the Guacamole protocol for things like window movement, so
> things which would normally not be that fast are quite fast and
> smooth. In terms of readiness for merge, it's missing documentation,
> particularly at the code level. I wrote much of the driver years ago
> before we had more strict standards for code documentation, and it
> needs to be brought up to spec.
>
> In terms of functionality, the main thing lacking at the moment is
> support for the "RENDER" extension, which prevents certain
> applications from functioning correctly. That's not a blocker overall,
> though.
>
Cool, thanks for the update. Sounds promising. Do you have it in a Github
repo somwhere?
> > == Should be included in 0.9.14-incubating ==
> > GUACAMOLE-416: Missing SQL Server translations - should be trivial to fix
> > GUACAMOLE-412: Regression in Extensions without UserContext - not
> entirely
> > sure how much is remaining here, but should be doable.
> > GUACAMOLE-394: Record User Login/Logout - this is pretty much done,
> right?
> > GUACAMOLE-296: Disconnect on audio redirection - I need to see if I can
> > nail this one down.
> > GUACAMOLE-210: OpenID SSO Authentication - completed, I believe?
> > GUACAMOLE-243: Fix issue with LDAP referrals - currently not on the
> > 0.9.14-incubating release list, but really needs to be merged. Ready for
> > review.
>
> I agree on all these.
>
> OpenID SSO is complete, but I need to update the manual.
>
> User login/logout logging is complete, but there are a couple branches
> worth of changes which need to be updated with the addition of SQL
> server support. Once those are reviewed and merged, I'll have to
> update the schema portion of the manual, but that should be pretty
> easy.
>
That reminds me...I have some documentation that I need to update, much of
it related to the SQL Server extension. It looks like that JIRA issue is
still opened, so I need to do the documentation and get that closed out.
>
> >
> > == Tagged for 0.9.14, but can go either way ==
> > GUACAMOLE-415: Support for SQLite Authentication - still in need of
> review
> > GUACAMOLE-197: Support for RADIUS Authentication - needs to finish up
> review
> >
>
> In light of the RADIUS-related bug, and the known wonkiness of the
> SQLite implementation, I'd say let's just exclude these from scope.
>
Sounds good. Maybe we'll slate those for 0.9.15 or whatever the next
release ends up being.
>
> > == Not currently tagged for any release, up for discussion ==
> > GUACAMOLE-38: Support for Ad-Hoc connections ("QuickConnect") - in need
> of
> > review
> > GUACAMOLE-221: Support for connection prompts - won't be ready for
> 0.9.14,
> > needs review and probably a lot of work
>
> These are relatively complex changes. In the interest of narrow scope,
> I don't think these should be in 0.9.14-incubating.
>
Fine with me.
>
> > GUACAMOLE-396: Support for CAS ClearPass - probably could be ready for
> > 0.9.14, just needs a few more tweaks and review
> > GUACAMOLE-355: Improved CAS error handling - should be close
>
> I'm happy with both of these CAS-related issues being part of
> 0.9.14-incubating scope.
>
Cool.
>
> > GUACAMOLE-350: Increased SSH key size support - Needs a new PR and
> review,
> > but should be close
> >
>
> There may be some hidden scariness here with respect to SQL server and
> differing varchar column limits between versions, but I would be happy
> with this in 0.9.14-incubating scope, as well.
>
Yeah, I actually need to look at this in light of the 4000 vs. MAX issue in
SQL Server. Some additional research I did indicated that 4000 is the
maximum size you can put on an nvarchar-type parameter in SQL Server, but
that MAX allows for much larger values and is preferred once you move
beyond a certain value. More to come on that...
-Nick
