There are a few ways of handling this;
Down and dirty way is to install netstat-nat run a script does the
following.
1. Cron job it on the Guacamole system
2. detect new connections
3. set script to write to a file that is timestamped
- Have IP address and host information in this file
4. whe
On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 11:29 AM, YT wrote:
> ... Particularly I want the users session/usage to expire after the
> specified timer has expired which I was thinking that the expiration timer
> in the json data accomplishes this.
>
>
The documentation will definitely be your friend here. If a part
Mike,
Please be patient with me, I am not a developer and I am trying to use this
application for a certain scenario. Particularly I want the users
session/usage to expire after the specified timer has expired which I was
thinking that the expiration timer in the json data accomplishes this.
Howe
On Mon, Apr 16, 2018, 10:07 YT wrote:
> Follow up Question:
>
> I am able to login to guacamole-client by specifying the token in the URL
> as
> in the following example, however, it does not log me out after the time
> has
> expired.
The expiration timestamp has no bearing on session duration.
Follow up Question:
I am able to login to guacamole-client by specifying the token in the URL as
in the following example, however, it does not log me out after the time has
expired.
http://localhost:8080/guacamole/#/?token=F49C8084410E78DBBFBAF5B1E18D186872DA3978550C536FAA12E447454BCF39
The c
Thank you Mike for your to the point answers and explanations.
I will test them again and post any questions I have. Keep up the great
work.
Thank you again
YT
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On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at 2:58 PM, YT wrote:
> ...
>
> 1 --- How do I use the above token to login automatically similar to the
> normal way of specifying the username and password as shown below to
> login automatically?
>
> http://localhost:8080/guacamole/#/?username=USER200&password=MYPASS200
>
