Greetings, We have a question regarding establishing a direct connection (instead of a login screen) for a user to SSH or VNC sessions.
We've been using Guacamole for some time and recently started work on updating it to the latest version. In version 0.9.12, we used to form a URL and then use the HMAC and secret-key-based authentication to directly proxy a user to a session. Here a URL would look something like this: <HOSTNAME>/guacamole/#/client?timestamp=1674863599405&signature=31BNen1LuL1ukF7NjW8ocbor4ME&username=john&protocol=ssh. When reading the version 1.4.0 documentation, we understand that HMAC is no longer an option, although there is JSON-based authentication and also quick-connect as extensions. However, we could not understand how to adjust the above URL to land a user in an SSH and VNC session directly without them having to use the Guacamole login screen with username/password. Can anyone help us with this? If there's a JavaScript implementation, in particular, it would be great to know. Thank you very much. Best, Timur Bazhirov, Ph.D. Founder/CEO | mat3ra.com 1212 Broadway Plaza, Ste #2100 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 +1.510.473.7770 LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/timurbazhirov/> | Web <http://bazhirov.com> • Accessible, fast, and accurate materials modeling: manuscript <https://arxiv.org/abs/1807.05623> • Alloys, chemicals, electronic and composite materials: case studies <https://exabyte.io/#case-study> • How we design the materials for tomorrow: presentation <https://youtu.be/n7JGfebTmIQ> -- This message is for the intended recipient only and may contain proprietary, private or confidential information. The use, copying or distribution of the contents of this email, or any attachments hereto, by anyone other than the intended recipient, or an employee or agent authorized by the intended recipient, is prohibited.
