The Guacamole documentartion say that on ubuntu I can install Guacamole
simply with:
apt-get install guacamole-tomcat
I don't know why I can't upgrade it in the same way...
Anyway I think I wil start again from scratch, wish for luck.
Il 30/05/2022 03:01, Ivanmarcus ha scritto:
Cristian,
You didn't mention the current version of Ubuntu you are using, or are
wanting to upgrade to?
As Nick has said there may be no prebuilt packages so you'll need to
manually upgrade Guacamole. If it helps I can write out a series of
steps for installation of Guacamole 1.4 on Ubuntu server 20.04 -
however this would be for a fresh install and it wouldn't ordinarily
accept existing configuration data for a version of Guacamole as old
as yours.
If you've not got too many users set up it may ultimately be easier
just to do this and then re-configure as you need in the new
installation, particularly as there are quite a number of changes from
0.8.4 to 1.4.
On 29/05/22 22:37, Nick Couchman wrote:
On Sun, May 29, 2022 at 2:59 AM Cristian Nuzzo <[email protected]
<mailto:[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/
<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
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