I know I already wrote about this and created an issue in jira (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1428) I think adding the option to ask once for the password till it fails for the user (instead of for every connection) would fix this. @Bryan Sadly I wasn't able to find someone who really could do this.. I already gave this to a few people on freelancer-sites offering 500$, but nobody was able to do it. maybe together we could raise more money and find someone?
@Nick how do you mean with LDAP this will work? Can I combine LDAP with SAML and it will work (using some kind of pth?) at least for me LDAP doesn't save my password in cleartext. ------- Original Message ------- Nick Couchman <[email protected]> schrieb am Montag, 14. Februar 2022 um 21:23: > On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 3:18 PM Bryan Ohana <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> HI Nick >> >> I’ll definitely open another thread for the issue with 1.4.0. >> >> Is there any way we can prevent users to have to enter the password when >> login in with Azure AD Credentials? > > Not with SAML, no - if the user is logging in with SAML, they will have to > enter their credentials, again, when logging into to a remote computer. As a > side note, here, my company uses Azure WVD provided by Nerdio, and their web > interface requires exactly the same thing- our Nerdio/Azure WVD environment > is federated to our ADFS SSO environment via SAML, and I have to log in to > SSO (ADFS), and then enter my password a second time. > > If you use LDAP, this will work, and the password can be transparently passed > through. > > -Nick > >>>
