On Thu, Mar 12, 2020 at 12:39 AM Jason Haar <jason_h...@trimble.com> wrote:
> Hi there > > I just tried using guacamole-1.1.0 to log into an AWS Linux virtual. Type > username and password, hit ENTER, pause and "the network connection appears > unstable". > > I then looked at the guacd logs and see this > > guacd[13051]: Password and keyboard-interactive authentication are not > supported by the SSH server > > This all makes sense. By default AWS Linux doesn't allow passwords - so > indeed it should have failed. But as an end-user, that "network error" msg > is confusing. > > Can that error be better exposed to the user? So they don't end up bashing > their heads wondering what's going on? ie why can't the user see that sshd > error message. > Testing this myself against a build of 1.1.0, I don't see this behavior. The message you note from guacd is logged, as would be expected, however the error presented to the user is: "Log in failed. Please reconnect and try again." I'm not sure why you would be seeing the unstable network warning instead, so it's worth figuring out why that is happening in your case, but it's definitely not the intent. The intent is the above message. - Mike
