I'm trying to set up guacamole with LDAP authentication and would like to
use postgresql as storage for the connection parameters. Looking at the
provided database schema files for postgresql (001-create-schema.sql), the
user information entered into the database requires a password. I'm
wondering
Hi Jonathan,
thanks a lot for your offering! If you like to share the script you use
to create the database entries, this would be useful for me. For the
workshop use-case I indeed create all the accounts in LDAP with random
passwords using a script, the SQL part of this is still missing though
Currently, only single files can be transferred from the client to the
server or vice versa. I'm just wondering whether there are plans to
implement file transfer for complete directory trees, such that the
additional step of creating an archive, downloading/uploading,
unpacking on the remote side
d.
Thanks for any help!
Am Mi., 30. Mai 2018 um 19:08 Uhr schrieb Nick Couchman :
> On Sun, May 20, 2018 at 4:58 PM, Felix Wolfheimer
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Nick,
>>
>> thanks for your answer. Yes, I was talking about VNC sessions on Linux.
>> The scenario I h
I'm using an application on a remote desktop served by Guacamole 0.9.14
(Remote side: CentOS 7.5, MATE Desktop, TurboVNC 2.2, VirtualGL 2.6). The
application uses the following workflow:
If pressing the Spacebar (and holding it down) it shows an overlay on an
OpenGL window it renders. This overlay
Hi Mike,
thanks for confirming that this is a kind of known behavior. Is there a
way to tweak the auto-repeat timer in Guacamole? I suppose that setting
it to a high value might give the behavior I'd need for the application
although this might lead to unexpected behavior (?) for other
Hi Mike
thanks a lot for your input. I thought a bit about it and it seems that
the heuristics which makes sense here is:
Use the keyboard behavior as is if no mouse button is pressed.
If a mouse button is pressed, don't send repeated key events while the
mouse button is pressed.
Many CAD
Hi Mike,
found a perfect way to get what I want from Guacamole and just wanted
to share what I did in case anyone runs into a similar issue.
In guacamole-common-js/src/main/webapp/modules/Keyboard.js
there's a list (no_repeat) of keys for which the key-down event is not
repeatedly send to the
