Guacamole users/developers, I am a reasonably new user of this software package (the effectuating of an installation into a container on my ProxMox server having become occurring just yesterday evening). Thus, in succession thereof, some several questions came to mind and there enumeration follows hereupon.
1) My initial observations of the guacamole's functionality seemed to not obviously stand demonstrative of a manner by which to purge or clear out the entirety of accumulated log entries via the GUI. Are there plans to add such functionality? If so, I would recommend being able to clear all entries and also a manner by which to clear entries betwixt a start and end date as well. 2) I was attempting to use guacamole to SSH into a Cisco 3560G switch and realized that certain SSH parameters (such as cipher & kexalgorithms in the instant case) needed to be set forth for an SSH session to initiate properly, is there a manner by which guacamole can be impelled to assert honoring such configuration parameters during the instantiation of an SSH connection or are there plans to add this functionality to the GUI? 3) I could see where there could be usefulness to having a mechanism by which one could kill all active sessions for the currently logged in user. Additionally, the ability for an administrative level account to terminate all connections for a different actively logged in user and as well cause said user to be instantly locked out from logging back in would also be a rather useful functionality to have in the package. 4) I can see where having a preference setting (on a per user basis) to cause the package to immediately return to the recent connections / all connections menu after disconnecting from a particular connection (instead of the "home/reconnect/logout" prompt) would be a nice to have. 5) I see that all connection entries added into the package are then presented in an alphabetically sorted manner. I would enjoy having a way to substantiate the list so that the order was something I could arrange via the GUI vice alphabetical sorting or at least in the ordered add. I have not yet tested the VNC or RDP functionality as yet, though I plan to attempt leveraging such connective functionality later today in pursuance of evaluating those capabilities as well. In no uncertain terms the capability of amalgamating in a centralized manner access to SSH, RDP, and VNC via a web interface is of great utility to me and I am happy to have found guacamole. These are my ideas after a first blush encounter with the package. The forgoing notwithstanding, I find this package to be very useful and I saw no outright bugs in it as I used it initially. Thank you to everyone that has worked so hard to create and maintain this package and I hope to see to its improvement with my ideas and potentially code contributions in the future. Thank you in advance to any respondents to this epistle and do have a most healthy and safe day whilst avoiding the thugs! Very Respectfully, Stuart Blake Tener, BScCS, N3GWG (Extra), MROP Computer Scientist / FCC Licensed Radio Operator Las Vegas, NV / Philadelphia, PA (310) 358-0202 Mobile Phone (215) 338-6005 Google Voice
