Hi again, all! I’m following up on this with some guacd logs:
Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Protocol "vnc" selected Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Connection ID is "$62f15d6f-da12-45d5-990b-84d57e2c3946" Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: VNC server supports protocol version 3.8 (viewer 3.8) Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: We have 1 security types to read Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: 0) Received security type 1 Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Selecting security type 1 (0/1 in the list) Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Selected Security Scheme 1 Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: No authentication needed Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: VNC authentication succeeded Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Desktop name "QEMU" Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Connected to VNC server, using protocol version 3.8 Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: VNC server default format: Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: 32 bits per pixel. Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Least significant byte first in each pixel. Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: TRUE colour: max red 255 green 255 blue 255, shift red 16 green 8 blue 0 Jan 20 19:46:21 vps-vnc-proxy guacd[14279]: Starting client I’m not immediately seeing anything relevant. I’ve set log_level = debug in /etc/guacamole/guacd.conf under [daemon]. Anything else I should check, either on the Guacamole server or the connection target? Could anyone please report their experiences with Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7 connections over VNC - is it working as expected for you? Any input would be greatly appreciated :) Kind regards Hogne > 10. jan. 2017 kl. 21.08 skrev Hogne Vevle <[email protected]>: > > Hi all, > > We are having some strange issues when connecting to machines running Ubuntu > 16 and CentOS 7 via VNC, where the keyboard mappings will not work properly. > > The problem exists both for physical keyboard input and when using the > on-screen keyboard. Our physical keyboards have Norwegian layouts, and the > on-screen keyboard has the en-US layout. I have not been able to test using > an English layout physical keyboard. > > Examples from a Mac (Norwegian keyboard > <http://img.gfx.no/958/958819/MacBook_Air_tastatur.jpg>): > - ‘ (top left, above the tab key) becomes ‘æ'. > - ‘<' (bottom left, besides Shift) becomes ‘,’ > - ‘-‘ (bottom right, below return key) becomes ‘+' > - ‘+’ (top right, below F10 and F11) becomes ‘\’ > > Examples from the on-screen keyboard (en-US): > - ‘=‘ (below F10) becomes ‘\’ > - ‘\’ (below Backspace) becomes ‘ > - ‘[‘ becomes ‘å’ > - ‘]’ does not work (nothing happens) > - ‘;’ becomes ‘ø' > - ‘`’ (above Tab) becomes ‘|' (pipe) > > I can produce examples from a Windows computer tomorrow, if needed. > > For other operating systems (e.g. Windows, Debian, CentOS 6 and older, and > older Ubuntu's) everything works as intended. > > Can anyone else reproduce this, or could it be some misconfiguration of the > machines we are connecting to? (All machines we connect to are VM's, so there > is a possibility that the cause could be with the VM template we are using, > if some misconfiguration on the target could cause such an issue). > > Kind regards > Hogne Vevle
