Hmmm weird, yes I am able to find my original message in the search now.
Once our last user logs out I'll try giving the VM more RAM as Mike
suggested and see how that goes. Also I've noticed Debian Bullseye has
version 1.3 in its repository but now there's a Guacamole version 1.4 with
some bug fi
Brian,
Just to confirm what Mike said - your message of Friday 1st July
@1253hrs remains in the archives
(https://lists.apache.org/list?user@guacamole.apache.org:2022-6).
It's unfortunate no-one was able to answer you at the time, possibly
many of us don't have anything with ChromeOS, but
Brian this is a resource issue with Guacamole, here is a rule of thumb we use
below.
For every 10 connections
vCPU x2
4GB RAM
1000Mbps Nic
We run over 2000 connections at once spread out over 4 Guacamole server for
various colleges and corporations.
Specs look like this:
Per Guac
Hi Mike,
After I posted I verified my message did show up on the list. I had checked
it every day for at least a couple weeks. Nobody had responded to it but it
was on the list. Now my message doesn't show up in any search.
At any rate, we have hundreds of Chromebooks of all models, also a few
On Mon, Aug 22, 2022, 11:20 Brian
wrote:
> Yes, I posted about this exact thing about a month ago. I can see my
> posting has been deleted.
>
Posts to the mailing lists are never deleted:
https://www.apache.org/foundation/public-archives.html
If you were subscribed and you posted but don't see
Yes, I posted about this exact thing about a month ago. I can see my posting has been deleted. On 2022/08/12 09:37:18 Don Eugene Paul Viado wrote:> Hi, > I just noticed some instability on ChromeOS 103/104 ARM with Guacamole. I am currently using webapps and it freezes for some time and disconne
Hi,
I build a authProviders extension. Then, I make a EventListener
implements Listener, I want get ServletContext as event is a TunnelConnectEvent.
some code
```
TunnelConnectEvent event = (TunnelConnectEvent) evt;
HttpServeltRequest req = event.getCredentials().getRequest()
I hadn’t looked at ssh-dss before so I Googled it a bit and from what I read
it’s considered weak because it can be compromised by bad random generator
implementations. OpenSSH deprecated it in 2015 with version 7.0. It might be
better to look for a different solution. After reading
https://iss
