Re: Raspberry Pi3 Debian compile fails for Stable and git versions of Guacamole server

Found this on a fedora post, but not sure how it relates: - Other failures unrelated to libwebp: guacamole-server-0.9.10-2.fc26 typescript.c:133:46: error: '%s' directive writing 6 bytes into a region of size between 0 and 2047 [-Werror=format-overflow=]

Re[2]: How to automatically authenticate in RDP after LDAP user access Guacamole Web with the same user.

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Re: Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

The one in the extension bar is the one you should be looking at.  I'm not sure what version of Guacamole started supporting it, but 0.9.8 may be a little old.  You might try a more recent version. -Nick == He has shown you, O man, what is good; And what does the LORD require of you But to do

Re: Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

Thanks Nick. Unfortunately I’m not seeing a clipboard icon anywhere except the icon in the extension bar which has no options to allow/disallow. The clipboard icon I saw in the screenshot for the Chrome extension doesn’t show up in my browser when I’m on a Guacamole page. Could this be because

Re: Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

Steve,After you install it, go to the Guacamole web page, then left-click the new clipboard icon.  You should see the menu options to allow/disallow. -Nick == He has shown you, O man, what is good; And what does the LORD require of you But to do justly, To love mercy, And to walk humbly with

Re: Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

Nick, I just tried installing Clipboard Permission Manager on Chrome 60.0.3112.113 64-bit for Mac, and don’t see any options or ability to use it. I’ve tried reinstalling, and restarting Chrome and restarting my computer as well. When I left click the icon it just shows the “right click”

Re: Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

Yes you are correct without Ctrl-Alt-Shift. Thank you Nick . It is working fine . On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 12:57 AM, Nick Couchman wrote: > I assume you don't mean "without clipboard" and, instead, you mean > "without Ctrl-Alt-Shift menu"? You can do this in Google

Re: Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

I assume you don't mean "without clipboard" and, instead, you mean "without Ctrl-Alt-Shift menu"?  You can do this in Google Chrome using the Clipboard Permission Manager plugin - it allows you to allow web pages to access the client clipboard directly without having to paste it into the hidden

Want to copy/paste data directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard .

Hi All , Is it possible to copy/paste data to directly to terminal and vice versa with out clipboard ? If yes can you help me to achieve this ? [image: Inline image 1]

Re: How to automatically authenticate in RDP after LDAP user access Guacamole Web with the same user.

The tag for user-mapping.xml defines a username/password combination for Guacamole, not for a connection. The user-mapping.xml file is a separate, simplified, XML-driven authentication mechanism. It is not involved at all if you're using LDAP. The tokens should be specified as the values of the

Re: Granting users permissions after LDAP authentication

Mike asked the following follow-up question: > Are you using any other extensions to provide storage for the connection data >itself? Or are you planning on storing the connection data within the LDAP >directory? Which received no response. The reason Mike asked is because the answer is that

Re: How to automatically authenticate in RDP after LDAP user access Guacamole Web with the same user.

On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 9:40 AM, marcosrlopes wrote: > > How to automatically authenticate in RDP after LDAP user access Guacamole > Web with the same user? Thank you > > Use the ${GUAC_USERNAME} and ${GUAC_PASSWORD} parameter tokens in your connection configuration:

How to automatically authenticate in RDP after LDAP user access Guacamole Web with the same user.

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Re: Granting users permissions after LDAP authentication

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