Re: Printing is stuck.

[marcolinuz]

Hi again vink,

I'm going to update to 0.9.14 just in case.
How can I verify websockets connections?



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Re: Printing is stuck.

[marcolinuz]

As far as I know the job name is "Pagina di prova".
You can see it even on the picture I attached on my first post.



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Re: Printing is stuck.

[marcolinuz]

Done, It doesn't changes anything.
The print is still stuck.



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Re: Printing is stuck.

[marcolinuz]

Hello, Thanks for the quick reply.
Yes, I'm using Apache2.4 as Reverse proxy but only for access from Internet
that was not tested yet.

The test that you see in the picture was made on a direct LAN connection to
the guacamole server.

The only thing I can mention about it is that I placed on the server a NAT
rule that redirects port 443 to 8443 where Tomcat is actually listening.

Chain PREROUTING (policy ACCEPT)
target prot opt source
REDIRECT   tcp  --  anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:https
redir ports 8443



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Printing is stuck.

[marcolinuz]

Hello all,
I'm running guacamole 0.9.13 on a debian 8.11.
I enabled printing from a Windows 2008r2 Terminal server but the print jobs
remains stuck.

Tomcat logs shows no errors, the same goes for guacd logs (set to debug).
I attach a picture showing what's going on.
Note that the "gs" process seems to not run.


 



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