Thanks to both of you. I ended up working this out and figured I would post back my findings in case they help others.
-libtelnet | I gave up on this one. Does NOT seem to be in regular EPEL repo, maybe one of the testing or something but honestly didnt push hard to find it. Really, I have trouble thinking of a use case in which I or most need telnet support via Guac. I am sure some may use it for particular things, but it cant be that wide spread. - libwebsockets-devel | the package itself is actually in the epel-testing (version 4.x vs 2/3.x in 3rd party repos), but has dependent packages from CentOS's Devel repo. The major dependency being libuv. To install I used: dnf install -y libwebsockets-devel --enablerepo=epel-testing --enablerepo=Devel - libssh2 | came from epel. Should Guac move to libssh, that is in the CentOS repo I believe. As for Tomcat, my attempt to subtly throw shade at them for removing it may not have translated in email. According to the RHEL 8.x release notes they deprecated tomcat in favor of JBoss web server...which is not free, but is based on Apache tomcat and web server. I would imagine its not in CentOS 8.x, at least when exploring alternatives it didnt come up. Maybe the open source base of Jboss is in CentOS, forget the name of it. In any case I plan to install Tomcat 9.x for my needs from the tar.gz. Not thrilled by the seemingly greedy move on RH's part here. - make | for what its worth, despite installing gcc, and in CentOS 7.x that including make (I think) I had to explicitly install make on CentOS 8.x To clarify with libjpeg-turbo (LJT onward for ease) there are 2 packages. LJT itself, which is in the CentOS repo as version 1.5.x and available from the LJT yum repo as version 2.x.x. Likewise, LJT-devel is available in the CentOS repos as version 1.5.x but does not seem to be packaged in the LJT yum repo, aka they have no -devel version. So my questions is basically this: ljt/ljt-devel 1.5.x from CentOS OR ljt 2.x.x from ljt repo with ljt-devel 1.5.x from CentOS (OR is it possible to get ljt/ljt-devel 2.x.x both ?)? Put another way, any advantage to having ljt 2.x.x with ljt-devel 1.5.x? Thanks! -- 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]
