On Sat, Jul 31, 2021 at 6:05 PM Asmodean Thor <[email protected]> wrote:
> 1. Is the Publickey (base 64 encoded) under the port section required? I > ask this because I cannot ssh into my server even with ip, port, username, > no password, private key and passphrase provided. > No. If you omit the public key, the identity of your server will not be verified but you will still be able to connect. If you are not able to connect to the server at all, the most likely cause is an incorrect IP address, incorrect credentials, or that the machine is unreachable from the Guacamole server. The guacd logs should provide more information. If so, how do I obtain it? I have both the id_ed25519 id_ed25519.pub files > but pasting the cat result of the .pub didn't work. > Those are the private and public keys for your own user identity. The public key for your SSH server will be different. If you connect using a command-line SSH client, you'll be able to see the public key listed in ~/.ssh/known_hosts. 2. How do I paste into an ssh session? I got one for localhost to work but > I can't seem to paste anything copied on the machine I am using into the > web ssh session. > After copying the text you want to paste, either right-click, middle-click, or press Ctrl+Shift+V. Text highlighted within the SSH session is copied immediately upon being selected. Text copied outside the SSH session will be retrieved automatically from your browser UNLESS: 1) Your browser doesn't fully support the asynchronous clipboard API. 2) You (possibly accidentally) refused to grant Guacamole access to your clipboard when prompted by your browser. 3) You are accessing Guacamole over unencrypted HTTP, thus your browser does not provide access to the local clipboard at all for security's sake. - Mike
