Sending an environment variable over the SSH connection

[Thierry CHARLES]

Hi

I've configured my SSH server to allow the client to pass a GUAC_USER 
environment variable. When I
test from the command line, my environment variable is passed.

     ssh mylogin@myserver "echo \"Variable is set to : \$GUAC_USER\""
     Variable is set to : 

     GUAC_USER="XXXX" ssh -o SendEnv=GUAC_USER mylogin@myserver "echo 
\"Variable is set to : \$GUAC_USER\""
     Variable is set to : XXXX
     

However, I can't find a way to pass this environment variable from guacamole.

Have any of you ever managed to do this?

Thanks in advance.

Note: I use a custom login extension that provides all possible sessions of a 
user via
GuacamoleConfiguration objects

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Thierry

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