Hi!We are setting up guacamole 1.1.0 to be a RDP-based dispatcher for virtual Linux desktops.
The setup would be1 balancing connection group with x servers, each allowing 2 connections and 1/user. Pretty straightforward.
And since it is the only defined group, I assume, it would automatically connect me to one of the servers in the group after login.
I read up on the ldap-auth and was suprised that I either have to extend my ldap-server with a schema or basically have to add a user in the database.
Two questions regarding that: - Maybe I missed it, but can I auto-add users from LDAP to the DB?- Is it possible to make connections in a defined connection group accessible by "successfully authenticated" users?
Of course, I can write a little program that syncs all of my roughly 60k accounts in the guacamole database and then set the connection permissions....but for some reason, I consider that a bit of a overkill, even though the program would be trivial.
Maybe I am just blind and I get away without that hack. Best regards, Sven Specker -- __________________________________________________________________ *** Sven Specker -- University of Frankfurt Computing Center *** *********** UNIX System Administration (Auth/IDM) **************** ***** [email protected] [Phone (+49)-69-798-15188] ***** ****************************************************************** __________________________________________________________________ Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet - Hochschulrechenzentrum - Theodor W. Adorno-Platz 1 (PA-1P16) D-60323 Frankfurt/Main __________________________________________________________________ ______________ TeX-users do it in {groups}________________________
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