On Sun, Feb 2, 2020 at 9:02 AM Vieri <rentor...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
> > On Saturday, February 1, 2020, 7:19:46 AM GMT+1, Nick Couchman < > vn...@apache.org> wrote: > > > > > Wow, okay, well, that's interesting :-). Can you post (remind us) what > Linux distribution you're running and what version of libvnc you have > installed? Also, if you're > > able, can you put guacd in debug mode and post messages from a > successful connection, particularly around the point where the security > protocol is negotiated? > > Sure, I'm running Gentoo Linux with libvnc version 0.9.12. > > Feb 2 14:51:25 guacd[25227]: User "@048497da-714e-45e6-868c-7ac641d8ebd1" > joined connection "$13fc6b2c-57a3-4b4e-b35a-a8f66a6fb798" (1 users now pres > ent) > Feb 2 14:51:25 guacd[25227]: Client is using protocol version > "VERSION_1_1_0" > Feb 2 14:51:26 guacd[25227]: UltraVNC server detected, enabling UltraVNC > specific messages > Feb 2 14:51:26 guacd[25227]: VNC server supports protocol version 3.4 > (viewer 3.8) > Feb 2 14:51:26 guacd[25227]: Selected Security Scheme -6 > Feb 2 14:51:26 guacd[25227]: WARNING! MSLogon security type has very low > password encryption! Use it only with SSH tunnel or trusted network. > Feb 2 14:51:26 guacd[25227]: VNC authentication succeeded Well, I take back my inaccurate statement that libvnc does not support MSLogon - clearly it does! I'm wondering if libvnc added it in a certain version. CentOS appears to use 0.9.9, so it just could be that, since that's my default version, I didn't see support in there for it. I'm wondering if that's similar to what Jerry is seeing - maybe it's an older version like CentOS uses. -Nick
