Is possible to play local .rec files on player?

I have a situation that the user is able to download the .rec file to its machine. I followed the playback.js example and implement a similar

Re: How to get key strokes from guacamole?

Hi. Fist of all thanks for your attention!I could implement the FilteredWriter class and it´s working great. I just cannot find where guacamole get the key codes, for example:If I hit the letter 'a' on browser, I get a *GuacamoleInstruction* with an 'key' opcode and *97* as keycode:The KeySym link

How to get key strokes from guacamole?

Hi! I´m trying to get the user key strokes in a ssh session on the guacamole server. I found the *GuacamoleWebSocketTunnelEndpoint* class wich register a event listener to write messages using the *WriterGuacamoleWriter* class. So I got the browser session keystrokes on the the /onMessage/ method

How to get key strokes from guacamole?

Hi! I´m trying to get the user key strokes in a ssh session on the guacamole server. I found the *GuacamoleWebSocketTunnelEndpoint* class wich register a event listener to write messages using the *WriterGuacamoleWriter* class. So I got the browser session keystrokes on the the /onMessage/ method

Keyboard not working on SSH

Hi! I´m facing a strange situation. We have 2 VM´s using Linux solaris 11 hosted on Oracle Sparc T4. Both installations are (or should be) exactlly the same. In one the SSH connection works perfectly but on the other one the Keyboard (or other input options) does not work. If I connect without

Keyboard not working on SSH

Hi! I´m facing a strange situation. We have 2 VM´s using Linux solaris 11 hosted on Oracle Sparc T4. Both installations are (or should be) exactlly the same. In one the SSH connection works perfectly but on the other one the Keyboard (or other input options) does not work. If I connect without

How to connect to a Windows Server 2003?

Hello! I´m aware that Windows Server 2003 does not support NLA authentication mode. But even using ANY, TLS and RDP i couldnt connect to this version of Windows Server, guacamole prints this message *"Error: protocol security negotiation failure"*. Is there any way to connect on Windows Server

How to fit video recording in a modal?

I have an angular app wich reproduces the video record of the session. Its working fine but i cannot find how to fit it on a modal. I used the guacamole-playback-example project as model. There´s a scale method on the Guacamole.Display object which I think is the way to go. My html is something

Re: How to get GuacamoleConfiguration from url?

I could not find some topics about the anonymous_identifier const, is there any example on how to use that? Thanks! -- Sent from: http://apache-guacamole-general-user-mailing-list.2363388.n4.nabble.com/

Re: How to get GuacamoleConfiguration from url?

Hi Mike, thanks for your response! Actually I just need to simplify the process. I just want to show the client screen directly (without login, home page menu, etc), after the user clicks on a url containing a single GuacamoleConfiguration. The validation process i will do transparently for the

Re: How to get GuacamoleConfiguration from url?

Hi Carl, I see. And what do you do with this cookie on the getAuthorizedConfiguration method? Do you decrypt it and map to a Map object? My doubt is, how do you update the configs list when the user opens another tab, with another GuacamoleConfiguration on cookie?

Re: How to get GuacamoleConfiguration from url?

Hi, thanks for the quick reply. Guacamole maps the GuacamoleConfiguration from the noauth-config.xml file. In my scenario i would like to pass a single GuacamoleConfiguration through the URL (and yes, all of the data - protocol, username, password, etc), then map it to the Map

How to get GuacamoleConfiguration from url?

Hi, first of all I would like to congratulate the team for this amazing product. I would like to provide the GuacamoleConfiguration data from a encrypted string in URL, without authentication, with multiple connections, for example: http://guacamoleclient:8090/#/{ENCRYPTED_TOKEN_1} First thing