On Mon, Feb 6, 2023, 8:11 AM Vieri <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > > I set up Guacamole to authenticate with SAML SSO (local Postgresql DB). I > added some provisioned users the right to create connections. > They can create just fine a new connection. However, cloning one and then > pressing the Save button leads to a permission denied popup message > (sometimes the pink message box doesn't contain any text -- just "error"). > > Is there something special about "cloning" a connection configuration and > saving it (after changing the name and target host of course). > No, cloning is just creating a connection. The only difference is that the fields are pre-populated with data from the connection being cloned by the UI. It's no different than if you created a new connection and filled in those same values manually. If the connection was moved to a connection group that the user doesn't have permission to update, that could cause a permission denied error. You can't add connections to a connection group that you lack permission to modify. - Mike
