> > In the simplest of solutions, the Guacamole Client would merely show extra > connections as href links. That would only require creating an extra "http > object" alongside the already existing VNC, RDP, SSH, TELNET objects. In > other words, one would create the http, vnc, rdp, etc., definitions in > LDAP, MySQL, plain text file, and once the user logs into Guacamole, he/she > would see these connections. > From a firewall/VPN point of view, this solution is awful as it does not > tunnel the connection, but on the other hand user experience is improved. > So this first modification isn't really a VPN or remote access gateway... > It's just a way of adding more objects/connection types, but without the > image rendering. > So it should be a piece of cake... If it's not useful to the rest of the > community then I'll try to do as you suggest and customize the Guacamole > Client code. > > This is something you could implement within a custom extension using the ability to modify the user interface and decorate database items within the environment. You can see the following page for more information on extending Guacamole through custom authentication modules.
http://guacamole.apache.org/doc/gug/guacamole-ext.html -Nick
