Hi Mike, I will post my (sanitized) build instructions and configs to Gist or something like that. That should hopefully make it easier to look at.
First I built plain vanilla with user-mapping.xml. It works great. Then I added mysql and it works great as well, both with user-mapping.xml and without. Then I tried header authentication with user-mapping.xml, with mysql only (blank user-mapping.xml) and both. The result is the same. When I connect to guacamole direct the login page shows and I can authenticate and see everything that has been configured under the user profile. When I connect via the nginx proxy there is no login box (as expected) but none of the user profile information shows. It’s a “blank” page, no defined connections (neither user-mapping.xm nor mysql) and just the basic settings menu. I tried with REMOTE_USER header and a custom header. Result is the same. The particulars: Ubuntu 18.04 Guacamole 0.9.14 Guacamole-server and guacamole-client built from git, checked out the 0.9.14 tag * Is permission to access specific connections granted to the user in MySQL having the same username as the user authenticating with a header? Mysql works fine when directly connecting to guacamole, without proxy or header authentication. DB settings defined in guacamole.properties and user in mysql match. Do I need to do something else for header authentication to allow looking up information in the profile? Thanks, Adi
