On Sun, May 29, 2022 at 2:59 AM Cristian Nuzzo <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm not sure about the database, probably not. > You mentioned you would like to "keep my configuration" - I don't know how you have it configured. If it's not in a database it's probably in the user-mapping.xml file, which you can make a copy of and use with a new version. That said, this file is really only meant as a means of testing that Guacamole Client is functional, and isn't intended for serious use. > The question was of to ungrade to a new version. > > I tried apt-get upgrade in ubuntu, but guacamole is still old. > The Guacamole project does not maintain distribution-specific packages, and it sounds like the Debian/Ubuntu ones aren't really maintained anymore, if you're unable to upgrade past 0.8.4. > Is there an undate script somewhere? > No, but there's a manual: https://guacamole.apache.org/doc/gug/ It contains install instructions, either native on a Linux system or via Docker containers. > Can I use it with my curent version? > > Do guacamole need a database in the most recent versions? > It needs some method of storing connection configurations, and, as I mentioned, user-mapping.xml isn't really intended to be used beyond verifying that Guacamole functions correctly. If you want user/group management, connection management within the GUI, etc., you'll need a database. -Nick >
