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Il 20/03/20 18:51, Mike Jumper ha scritto:
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Any idea what pattern/regex the fail2ban plugin is using to match
login failures? It may be that the plugin is out-of-date and no longer
matches the messages logged by the webapp.
yes, in effect the log
Hi all,
May i know if there is any way that i can use guacamole as part of a
desktop as a service?
Does Guacamole has a component and functionality where it could run / fire
up a new VM inside our hypervisor?
Understand that Guacamole is just a gateway however can we add any custom
script into
Hi Joachim,
May i know if this extension was used in Guacamole, does it stack with
openstack environment?
As i know of now Guacamole only act as a gateway and broker to the
Hypervisor we owned. Technically i believed inside the Guacamole server,
there can be extension running to instruct a new VM
Hello Abdullah,
I can assure you it is technically possible. I wrote a Guacamole extension that
integrates with my backup service and that allows users to fire up a system on
demand.
The interesting part can be the software licensing required.
If you need help with the technical part, I am a
Hello all,
I am still facing some issues on this topic, and simply can’t figure them out.
This is what I get from guacamole when a specific user wants to login via ldap:
10:34:11.430 [NioProcessor-10] DEBUG org.apache.directory.api.CODEC_LOG -
MSG_14002_DECODED_LDAP_MESSAGE (MessageType :
Hi Samuel,
you didn´t mention openstack but a hypervisor. The specific hypervisor I am
using is Hyper-V, but I´d assume it can be done with any. Technically I am
using Guacamole on a linux virtual machine with docker, and that virtual
machine runs by accident on the same Hyper-V then the
Guac 1.1.0 set up on CentOs7 used for Windows virtual desktop RDP
All systems on vmware esxi 6.7 - everything works
Everything works,
We are trying to split our two divisions as we now have everyone working from
home constantly instead of occasionally,
so I cloned the Guac VM to the second esxi
Instead of "splitting" users, have you thought about putting them behind a
load balancer?
Incase you still want to split the users, you will also have point each
guac client to their own MySQL databases and it's own guacd instance. You
would have to change these in guacamole.properties.
On
I may do the load balancer – thanks.
Interesting, so what “seems” to have happened is that because server #2 was a
clone – and is on the same network, it just “sees” the original MySql database
(by name) and links up?
Mt guacamole.properties is simple
# Hostname and port of guacamole proxy
If you want to have two Guacamole head servers EntryA EntryB (load balanced)
and have them write to a common database (G-DB), you will need to write some
logic for EntryA and EntryB to know what is written in the database, which
is a third system G-DB so you do not get duplicate entries and it is
On Mon, Mar 23, 2020, 12:25 sciUser wrote:
> If you want to have two Guacamole head servers EntryA EntryB (load
> balanced)
> and have them write to a common database (G-DB), you will need to write
> some
> logic for EntryA and EntryB to know what is written in the database, which
> is a third
I may do the load balancer – thanks.
You can put the two VMs behind the same reverse proxy (nginx or Apache) and
configure load balancer on them. So, if you have already have a reverse proxy
on 1 VM, you may configure the same to connect to the 2nd VM. The reverse proxy
on the 2nd VM becomes
On Mon, Mar 23, 2020, 12:52 Newman, Dennis
wrote:
> But actually what I was attempting to do was split the users between two
> servers – I had assumed that db named localhost – each server would only
> talk with itself. But with the two servers set up – If we change on one –
> it shows up on
But actually what I was attempting to do was split the users between two
servers – I had assumed that db named localhost – each server would only talk
with itself. But with the two servers set up – If we change on one – it shows
up on the other.
In my case esxi host 2 has more memory and
This might seem silly but… is your localhost really pointing to localhost, as
in 127.0.0.1 or to the interface IP, meaning the source VM?
Bogdan
> On 23 Mar 2020, at 23:54, ivanmarcus wrote:
>
> Dennis,
>
> I understand your issue and what you're trying to do, but don't use either
> your
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