On Thu, Jul 8, 2021, 01:21 Alex B. <[email protected]> wrote: > Can be. My problem is that I need to use Guacamole on a network where some > part of the websocket protocol is prohibited. I know that Guacamole can > work only with HTTP, but it looks like some part of WS needs to be used > (and is blocked on the restricted network). Using 404 is working well on an > unrestricted network , but when I'm on the restricted network, then I don´t > get 404, but 500. >
Architecturally, no, WebSocket is definitely not required. WebSocket is tried first, and HTTP is used if this fails. It's that simple. For failover to HTTP to not occur, WebSocket would have to initially work - enough for Guacamole to move forward with using it. If WebSocket fails outright, HTTP is used. - Mike
