On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 8:50 AM larssonsamuel <[email protected]> wrote:
> vnick wrote > > No, when the user auto-creation is enabled, the password for the database > > user is auto-generated to a random and undisclosed value. This is similar > > to what happens if you create a database user and do not specify a > > password > > - Guacamole does not simply leave the password blank for that user, but > > generates a new, random password. > > Does that mean that there is a fallback to the AD in case the login doesn't > match with the database? So it essentially doesn't matter what password > hash > is in the database (obviously it should be something random for security)? > > I don't know if I would call it a fall-back - you could use it that way if you set the password to something the user knows, but, generally, it is randomly set and is only set that way for security purposes so that someone cannot log in with a blank or non-random (easily guessable) password. -Nick
