Hello Marko. I've been thinking about this use case too. If you look at my previous posts, I've been spending a lot of time with session recordings. My current method of managing on-demand recording is to use sql scripts to modify the database to enable and disable session recording on-the-fly. This works perfectly, however it's a bit manual and I guess it probably only works if using the JDBC or mysql plugins. Ultimately what I would like to see on the main page are two links for each connection, one link to login to the rdp/vnc/ssh session normally and another link for each connection that automatically starts recording the session.
The session recording feature has been an absolute timesaver for me, being able to produce videos of sessions without 3rd party capture software and all the headaches of dealing with that. I agree that being able to connect to a session and easily chose whether or not it's recorded would be one more additional time saver. --Aaron On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 1:01 AM, Marko Nikolić <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > Are there some method for recording session on-demand? I am aware of the > recording-path parameter, but this records the whole session, what is not > suitable for my use case. I cannot find any API related to this, except > SessionRecording class, which is not producing output file, AFAK. > > My use case would be to start recording on demand, get the guacamole > protocol dump and convert it using guac-enc. Any recomendation/guidelines > how to do this? > > Regards, > Marko >
