Hey Philip Look for Kasm workspaces.
Em qua., 28 de mai. de 2025, 01:43, Philip Hoflack <[email protected]> escreveu: > Hi Nick, > > Ok, all clear, thanks for the link, and the suggestion. > > Since the question pops up now and then; then what's the next best, most > guacamole like solution? There is a real need to expose these websites > through a system that has authentication, and gives the end user an > overview of what connections are available to him. (I would prefer to not > have a VM with a browser for this). > > I've found the following 2 candidates so far: > - nginx proxy manager (NPM): probably no SSO possible, but seems to list > connections and has user management > - fossorial pangolin: has SSO support, but it seems a much more complex > solution compared to NPM > > PS: I'm afraid this question will continue to pop up: maybe one could > consider to implement it without the recording feature? And thus without > rendering the website in a browser engine on the server? The need to manage > connections is a real need, and since guacamole already had SSO extensions > and a concept of connections that would allow to have it all in one place. > It would also be easier to explain to the end user that he only needs > guacamole instead of a website for this and another one for that... > For example say you have an SSH connection in guacamole: adding a cups web > ui connection to the same server would be possible. > > Finally, the 2 alternatives I came up with don't offer recording either... > > Sorry for the rant 🙂 > Philip > > > Nick Couchman <[email protected]> schreef op 27 mei 2025 03:15:00 CEST: > >> On Mon, May 26, 2025 at 7:55 PM Philip Hoflack <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I would like to use guacamole as a proxy for web UIs. >>> >>> We already use guacamole for VNC & RDP, but it would be great if we >>> could add websites/web UIs/iframes/... as well. For example the cups web ui >>> of a Linux server. >>> >>> The guacamole server would mostly act as a proxy, and it would help to >>> keep our connections organised centrally. >>> >>> Any info on this? >>> >>> >> Currently this is not implemented in Guacamole. It is a feature >> periodically requested, but would take a decent amount of effort to >> implement it in guacd. See: >> >> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1659 >> >> Barring this being implemented any time soon (there is no current effort >> that I know of to implement this) you could work around it by using either >> VNC or RDP to provide a browser (including in kiosk mode, if you wanted) >> that could be used to access web sites that aren't available in areas >> outside that network boundary. >> >> -Nick >> >
