On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 6:01 PM Ryan Isenor <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you Mike for your swift reply. You'll forgive my ignorance in not 100% > understanding the context of what GUACAMOLE-745 and GUACAMOLE-1553 are > referring to but let me try to see if I have the right of it. > > According to 1553, you advise that the lines of code in question are no > longer part of the current source on Git. 745 outlines the fixes that were > done to address the confusion of this issue and its complex nature. While the > hope is that this may be ready for 1.5.0, it is likely not going to be but > there is an acceptance that a better solution needs to exist for such issues. > Finally, the solution in this case, would be to compile Guacamole Server > 1.4.0 from the current source on Git and not via the download packages on the > site? If that is indeed the case, might I suggest a rewording of the > following: If you are looking for the absolute latest unreleased code (or > extremely old code not archived here), please check our git repositories on > GitHub. at https://guacamole.apache.org/releases/ the reason being that I did > indeed go to the Git first but all advisings seem to suggest to not use the > unreleased code. Pragmatically, I get it but perhaps an addendum about > OpenSSL 3.0 will help things in the interim? > > Do I have the right assessment of things? I am still learning a lot of this, > so again, forgive my ignorance as I usually like to resolve and solve on my > own. HAHA! >
Not quite - the code was updated, fixing the OpenSSL issue, in the git repository, and is slated to go into the 1.5.0 release, when we release that, as part of GUACAMOLE-745. It is already part of the git branch that will become 1.5.0 (staging/1.5.0). If you want the fix, now, your options are: 1) To check out either the staging/1.5.0 or master git branch and compile from code. 2) Locate the pull request that fixed the issue and back-port the patch into 1.4.0. This may be a bit more difficult, since the patch may not apply cleanly and may take some manual work to get it applied, and you have to locate the correct pull request and/or commits. -Nick --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
