> > I was running a separate server for the experiment and a separate > authorization method. as seen on uses package > guacamole-auth-jdbc-mysql-0.9.9.ie jar the jdbc the password guacadmin had > come, but no authorization fails. > > This is a *really* old version - please try out the latest version on the Guacamole web site (1.0.0).
> I deployed two different servers for the test one by xml file the second by > jdbc. And no there is not, there is my login and password does not match > )) > Reread the documentation again, in my opinion I did not miss anything. All > done as indicated in the instructions. > Let's take as a basis that configuration where did on official > documentation > with use of xml file. > Where to dig further? maybe somehow the logs can be connected that would be > more detail to see what's wrong, maybe I'm fundamentally doing something > wrong, after all, can not be that two different configurations gave the > same > error. > > You'll need to look through the log files, in particular wherever Tomcat logs on your system (syslog, catalina.out, etc.) and see what errors you're getting when you start up Guacamole and when you try to log in. Make sure that the system is using the location you expect for GUACAMOLE_HOME - in 1.0.0 it will default to /etc/guacamole if no other location is found, but it could be in another location, like ~/.guacamole of the user running Tomcat. Also, make sure that the user that runs Tomcat has the appropriate access to the GUACAMOLE_HOME directory - it'll need to read/list the directory and read the guacamole.properties file, along with the user-mapping.xml file. Again, log messages should help you figure this out. -Nick
