TL;DR; What is the recommended way to add a connection for an active user (with a tunnel open) and take the user directly into it, without causing their existing session to break?
I've got an environment with Mike's auth-json on the latest guacamole from source. It works as I expected with a minor caveat: when I create a new connection for an active user, the new auth token invalidates the old auth token and the user's existing active session gets cut off. I've tried sending the signed json with a new connection added but since it's an auth mechanism it does just that with the side effect of killing the existing guac auth token. It looks like an event sync between the Java authentication provider and the Angular web client. What is the recommended way to add a connection for an active user (with a tunnel open) and take the user directly into it, without causing their existing session to break? In this environment I'm not running any other guacamole extensions--preference to keeping it that way. Here's a high level overview of the scenario: Step 1: Click link -> triggers auth json -> forward user to Guac with auth token on url -> user enters session and all is well Step 2: User, via another tab does the same thing as above: Click link -> triggers auth json -> original session gets logged out -> forward user to guac with auth token on url -> user enters 2nd session Thank you, -Ryan
