On Fri, Jun 14, 2019, 14:35 sciUser <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes, you are correct this is because Guacamole is Linux based, if you force > non-case sensitive on the Linux system for LDAP, this will break the > security of the box. I have found it best to have a parse interpreter > taking upper case make them lower when talking to Linux. I wouldn't say this breaks security, nor is this due to the Guacamole server running on Linux. The auth system of Guacamole is completely independent of the server's OS. There is no current option for this in Guacamole specifically, but if the administrator of the systems involved were to decide "usernames are case insensitive in my domain", that's a perfectly valid means of defining identity. All that matters is that the systems that deal with that identity are consistent in their definition. - Mike
