So If I use the LDAP and want to be able to control connections *in* the Guacamole Web
I need to set a db? And how can I give admin over the guacamole to certain users? I want the LDAP only in order to access the guacamole and being the user that connects in the connections. But I want a certain LDAP group to be able to create those connections in the Guacamole On Mon, 20 Nov 2023, 13:42 Nick Couchman, <vn...@apache.org> wrote: > On Mon, Nov 20, 2023 at 3:58 AM Remush <m.remmar...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hey! >> So I have set up a guacamole that connects to the LDAP. >> However it looks like I have no real authorization, I can't see the >> connections and the users and the history tabs. >> > >> Is there a reason for that? How can I allow a certain ldap group to have >> admin access over the guacamole? >> >> > > When you use the LDAP extension in Guacamole to store connections, you > have to manage the connections directly within LDAP using an LDAP > manager/editor. Guacamole does not include support for modifying anything > within LDAP, including connections or users. This means that you will not > see the Connections tab, and you will not be able to create or edit > connections within the Guacamole UI. > > If you want to be able to manage connections and permissions within the > Guacamole UI you need to use the JDBC module to store the connections. You > could still use the LDAP extension for user authentication and group > membership. > > -Nick >
