On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 12:08 AM Charles Mccrea <charlesmcc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, > > I'd like to have Guacamole added to Nethserver (https://www.nethserver.org/) > but the requirement is to have Guacamole install via RPM. Is there any plan > to package guacamole in an RPM? > > The Guacamole Project will not maintain platform-specific packages (RPMs, DEBs, etc.). There are others who do, and may be able to respond on this list with locations of packages, but it isn't something that will be released on the official Guacamole site or as part of the release process. > What would it take to package Guacamole as a package install? > It shouldn't be too terribly difficult - Guacamole Server (guacd) is already packaged by a couple of different projects (EPEL, for example, keeps up with it for the EL6/7/8 platforms), and its reasonably straight-forward. Guacamole Client should also be doable and probably even simpler as you basically just need to capture WAR and JAR files and have a standard place to put them. It looks like Nethserver is based on CentOS, so you might be able to add the EPEL repo and use the packages, there. I think they tend to lag a little behind the official release, so you'll want to check the version - I'm not sure if 1.1.0 has made it into the repos, yet. -Nick >
