Nick,That is not that actual IP address. The log cleaner used masks IP addresses. It still doesn't allow complete logins though.Mike B.Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device -------- Original message --------From: Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org> Date: 5/11/20 10:21 AM (GMT-05:00) To: Michael Bauer <baue...@comcast.net>, user@guacamole.apache.org Subject: Re: Error with Guacamole 1.1.0 On Mon, May 11, 2020 at 9:56 AM Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org> wrote:On Mon, May 11, 2020 at 8:32 AM Michael Bauer <baue...@comcast.net> wrote:
Nick, When I ran it in debug mode it kept asking for a 2nd password and would not accept the passwords I knew. Here is the syslog output: May 11 12:13:09 server01 guacd[18809]: Listening on host 127.0.0.1, port 4822 May 11 12:14:04 server01 systemd[1]: Started Session 91 of user bauermj. May 11 12:17:01 server01 CRON[18910]: (root) CMD ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly) May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18809]: Creating new client for protocol "ssh" May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18809]: Connection ID is "$3e552e29-dc9c-4f40-9972-3158f93a991c" May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Processing instruction: size May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Processing instruction: audio May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Processing instruction: video May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Processing instruction: image May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Processing instruction: timezone May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "scrollback" omitted. Using default value of 1000. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "font-name" omitted. Using default value of "monospace". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "font-size" omitted. Using default value of 12. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "color-scheme" omitted. Using default value of "". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "enable-sftp" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "sftp-root-directory" omitted. Using default value of "/". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "read-only" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "typescript-name" omitted. Using default value of "typescript". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "create-typescript-path" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "recording-name" omitted. Using default value of "recording". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "recording-exclude-output" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "recording-exclude-mouse" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "recording-include-keys" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "create-recording-path" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "server-alive-interval" omitted. Using default value of 0. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "backspace" omitted. Using default value of 127. May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "terminal-type" omitted. Using default value of "linux". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Parameter "timezone" omitted. Using default value of "America/New_York". May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: User "@7241dfb0-49e8-49cb-ae7d-6a720cc5b626" joined connection "$3e552e29-dc9c-4f40-9972-3158f93a991c" (1 users now present) May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Client is using protocol version "VERSION_1_1_0" May 11 12:20:25 server01 guacd[18916]: Successfully connected to host 0.0.0.0, port 22 This looks odd. Why (and how) are you connecting to host "0.0.0.0"? This is usually used in CIDR notation as a replacement for "ANY", and I'm having a hard time wrapping my mind around what the system would try to do to actually connect to that IP??So, I did a little testing on Linux, and it looks like SSHing to "0.0.0.0" is essentially the same as SSHing to the local host. In the case of Guacamole, that would be the host where guacd is running. So, if it's prompting you for a username and password, it's prompting you for the SSH credentials to log into the system where guacd is running.It looks like you've managed to resolve the initial issue of it not being able to load the SSH client plugin, now you just need to make sure you're connecting to the host you expect to, and using valid credentials for that host.Keep in mind that a significant number of Linux distributions, by default, block root logins, and some these days are in the habit of not allowing password-based logins (restricting to SSH keys), so you'll need to make sure that whatever host you're trying to SSH to accepts whatever credentials you're entering in Guacamole.-Nick
