Hi everyone, I have to get back onto that FreeRDP issue that already got mentioned in the "Build 1.3.0 on Debian9" thread - although in my case, it's Debian 10. I just upgraded Guacamole from v1.2.0 to v1.3.0, and I had to add the "--enable-allow-freerdp-snapshots" to "./configure" as I got the following message without that flag:
-------------------------------------------- You are building against a development version of FreeRDP. Non-release versions of FreeRDP may have differences in behavior that are impossible to check for at build time. This may result in memory leaks or other strange behavior. *** PLEASE USE A RELEASED VERSION OF FREERDP IF POSSIBLE *** If you are ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN that building against this version of FreeRDP is OK, rerun configure with the --enable-allow-freerdp-snapshots -------------------------------------------- However, I'm using the version of FreeRDP that is provided by Debian Buster repositories: freerdp2-dev/stable,stable,now 2.0.0~git20190204.1.2693389a+dfsg1-1+deb10u2 amd64 I am pretty sure that I didn't need to use this flag when building v1.2.0, as I'm using my own Ansible playbook for Guacamole, and it failed for v1.3.0, but not for v1.2.0. When building v1.2.0, I already used the same version of FreeRDP, as I checked the apt logs. Why do I get a warning about an unreleased FreeRDP version? As the FreeRDP version I use is provided by Debian stable, I suppose it's a released version, isn't it? Or is it recommended to use a different version of FreeRDP? Thanks to anyone who can shed some light on this matter :) And thanks, again, for all the work put in Apache Guacamole. Awesome software. Cheers, LuKaRo
