Hi Joachim, I am definitely NOT particularly knowledgeable in Guacamole, Java, tomcat, openSSL, TLS, etc.
But I am pretty sure that the latest versions of the widely used browsers, e.g. Chrome, handshake using TLS 1.3 as their first choice. Similarly, the latest release of tomcat 9 prefers TLS 1.3. Hence, based on my very limited knowledge of these things, for the CentOS guides that I posted, updating them for openssl 1.1.1g appeared advisable. I don't know what versions of SSL/TLS RDP servers and workstation use, but that wasn't my focus as I suspect most users would have those in secured networks behind firewalls. By the way, the guides are not intended for users like yourself who know how to install guacamole, linux, docker, etc, determine appropriate versions, and keep an eye out for newer versions. They are intended for people like me, who may have never have used linux before, may need only one or two linux servers for their SME, guacamole, to provide a low cost and efficient browser-based RDP service. I also found guacamole to be a very useful tool for securing such access with Azure MFA. But if my updates are "just noise for most" then I'm happy to stop posting. -David -- Sent from: http://apache-guacamole-general-user-mailing-list.2363388.n4.nabble.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
