Re: Latest Guacamole fails with auth header module

[Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org>]

On Fri, Nov 30, 2018, 10:07 B3r3n <B3r3n@argosnet.com wrote:

> Hello Mike,
>
> >Is "IP_addr" present in the logs, or did you manually change this to
> >avoid posting your actual IP address?
>
> IP_addr is just to hide the real one :-)
>
> >What error?
> Guacamole Web page faills in error advising to dig into logs and
> contact the admistrator.
> Unfortunately, I found no log that would tell why it behaves this
> way. Some good log as (expecting that, got this, bad) :-)
>

If you are seeing that message, then there should be an error logged in the
Tomcat logs by Guacamole.

Look through the logs and see if there are any errors or warnings. You
should see a number of log messages from Guacamole describing startup,
noting what extensions are being loaded, the location of GUACAMOLE_HOME,
etc. If unsure, please just upload the log somewhere and link to it here.
We really can't help without any log information at all.

- Mike

Re: Latest Guacamole fails with auth header module

[B3r3n <B3...@argosnet.com>]

Hello Mike,

I reverted to 0.9.14 compiled from start etc (see my other email 
related to OIDC).
Guacamole authenticates finally, but I am not really authenticated 
because even being guacadmin, I cant do anything in preferences but 
changing user preferences (mouse, etc).
No access to anything.

I wonder why, since I am authenticated, I cant have access to my 
details, create connections, users etc...

Brgrds

At 06:51 01/12/2018, Mike Jumper wrote:
>On Fri, Nov 30, 2018, 10:07 B3r3n 
><<m...@argosnet.com>B3r3n@argosnet.com wrote:
>Hello Mike,
>
> >Is "IP_addr" present in the logs, or did you manually change this to
> >avoid posting your actual IP address?
>
>IP_addr is just to hide the real one :-)
>
> >What error?
>Guacamole Web page faills in error advising to dig into logs and
>contact the admistrator.
>Unfortunately, I found no log that would tell why it behaves this
>way. Some good log as (expecting that, got this, bad) :-)
>
>
>If you are seeing that message, then there should be an error logged 
>in the Tomcat logs by Guacamole.
>
>Look through the logs and see if there are any errors or warnings. 
>You should see a number of log messages from Guacamole describing 
>startup, noting what extensions are being loaded, the location of 
>GUACAMOLE_HOME, etc. If unsure, please just upload the log somewhere 
>and link to it here. We really can't help without any log information at all.
>
>- Mike