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Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
I migrated my entire guacamole server, including it's database, to a fresh
new CentOS 7 installation from version 0.9.18. I upgraded the database
schema and tested & validated all configurations from the database all
worked as they originally did. All connections have no issues except for
the RDP drive for connections to Windows based Servers/Workstations.
Windows Servers are a mix of 2012 R2 and 2016 while the Windows Workstation
is 10 build 1803.
What happens now is it seems like it creates the RDP drive at
/home/GUAC_USERNAME as specified in the share drive parameters but it just
isn't visible within the guest operating system of my Windows boxes. Files
can be uploaded via the Guacamole sessions utilizing the shortcuts and I
can verify via SSH that the files are created successfully on the guacamole
server itself. There are no errors regarding the guacd process and it's
inability to create the RDP share drive or anything.
If there is any other information I can provide please let me know and I'll
get back to you as soon as I can.
--
John Chambers
john.w.chambers@rebadged.net
+82.10.2787.2375 Cell - South Korea
+1.706.550.9995 Skype - USA
+1.888.860.8379 Fax
Re: Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
Posted by "Chambers, John" <jo...@rebadged.net>.
Here is more concrete information and logs from both versions 0.9.14 vs
1.0.0. I still have the old server and was able to test just now. The old
server has no problem and the RDP share drive shows up fine within the
guest operating systems.
Old Guacamole version 0.9.14 log on RDP connection with share drive
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[5792]: Creating new client for protocol
"rdp"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[5792]: Connection ID is
"$25045328-139d-4851-ae35-429d6728fb6c"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Security mode: NLA
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Resize method: none
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: User
"@b75f7574-1354-4273-a654-3631de46c320" joined connection
"$25045328-139d-4851-ae35-429d6728fb6c" (1 users now present)
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Loading keymap "base"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Loading keymap "en-us-qwerty"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: guacdr connected.
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: guacsnd connected.
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Connected to RDPDR 1.13 as client
0x0004
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0001, length=44
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0002, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0003, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0004, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0005, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending capabilities...
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Capabilities sent.
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Client ID confirmed
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: User logged on
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending filesystem
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Registered device 0 (Guacamole
Filesystem)
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: All supported devices sent.
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Device 0 (Guacamole Filesystem)
connected successfully
New Guacamole version 1.0.0 log on RDP connection with share drive
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[5777]: Creating new client for protocol
"rdp"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[5777]: Connection ID is
"$754ced62-55ac-4589-bc65-a6394333c462"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Security mode: NLA
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Resize method: none
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: User
"@eeab9538-c453-4bd2-a15f-b9bec2743331" joined connection
"$754ced62-55ac-4589-bc65-a6394333c462" (1 users now present)
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Loading keymap "base"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Loading keymap "en-us-qwerty"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: guacdr connected.
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: guacsnd connected.
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Connected to RDPDR 1.13 as client
0x0003
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0001, length=44
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0002, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0003, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0004, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0005, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Sending capabilities...
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Capabilities sent.
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Client ID confirmed
Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: User logged on
Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: All supported devices sent.
If there is anything else that I could gather to assist please let me know
and thank you!
--
John Chambers
john.w.chambers@rebadged.net
+82.10.2787.2375 Cell - South Korea
+1.706.550.9995 Skype - USA
+1.888.860.8379 Fax
On Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 11:30 AM Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org> wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 6:21 PM Chambers, John
> <jo...@rebadged.net> wrote:
> >
> > I migrated my entire guacamole server, including it's database, to a
> fresh new CentOS 7 installation from version 0.9.18.
>
> There is no version 0.9.18. What version of Guacamole did you migrate from?
>
> When you say you migrated to a new CentOS 7 installation, does this
> mean you built guacamole-server from source on the new CentOS 7 server
> or that you manually copied things over from the old system?
>
> > ... There are no errors regarding the guacd process and it's inability
> to create the RDP share drive or anything.
>
> What log messages are there from the guacd process (regardless of
> whether they are errors)?
>
> - Mike
>
Re: Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
Posted by "Chambers, John" <jo...@rebadged.net>.
Yes. The connections and user accounts are exactly the same for both cases.
The only difference is the messages from /var/log/messages for the guacd
process are just slightly different.
I've made several test accounts and tried those as well but the results are
the same. On 0.9.14 guacamole server the RDP drive folder gets created on
the gacamole server itself and is presented to the user in the Windows
Server/Workstations successfully. On the 1.0.0 guacamole server the RDP
drive folder gets created on the server itself but just isn't displayed
within the connected Windows Server/Workstation.
I've powered off the 1.0.0 server and have reverted back to using the
0.9.14 one for now. I noticed other java related errors on the 1.0.0 one
when a second user logs in and attempts to utilize a terminal server
connection which I have licensed for 50 users.
--
John Chambers
john.w.chambers@rebadged.net
+82.10.2787.2375 Cell - South Korea
+1.706.550.9995 Skype - USA
+1.888.860.8379 Fax
On Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 4:01 PM Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org> wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 8:23 PM Chambers, John
> <jo...@rebadged.net> wrote:
> >
> > Here is more concrete information and logs from both versions 0.9.14 vs
> 1.0.0. I still have the old server and was able to test just now. The old
> server has no problem and the RDP share drive shows up fine within the
> guest operating systems.
> >
> > Old Guacamole version 0.9.14 log on RDP connection with share drive
> >
> > ...
> > Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending capabilities...
> > Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Capabilities sent.
> > Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Client ID confirmed
> > Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: User logged on
> > Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending filesystem
> > Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Registered device 0 (Guacamole
> Filesystem)
> > Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: All supported devices sent.
> > Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Device 0 (Guacamole Filesystem)
> connected successfully
> >
> >
> > New Guacamole version 1.0.0 log on RDP connection with share drive
> >
> > ...
> > Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Sending capabilities...
> > Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Capabilities sent.
> > Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Client ID confirmed
> > Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: User logged on
> > Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: All supported devices sent.
> >
>
> Is this the same RDP server and same user in both cases? The only
> difference is guacd?
>
>
> - Mike
>
Re: Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
Posted by Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org>.
On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 8:23 PM Chambers, John
<jo...@rebadged.net> wrote:
>
> Here is more concrete information and logs from both versions 0.9.14 vs 1.0.0. I still have the old server and was able to test just now. The old server has no problem and the RDP share drive shows up fine within the guest operating systems.
>
> Old Guacamole version 0.9.14 log on RDP connection with share drive
>
> ...
> Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending capabilities...
> Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Capabilities sent.
> Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Client ID confirmed
> Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: User logged on
> Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending filesystem
> Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Registered device 0 (Guacamole Filesystem)
> Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: All supported devices sent.
> Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Device 0 (Guacamole Filesystem) connected successfully
>
>
> New Guacamole version 1.0.0 log on RDP connection with share drive
>
> ...
> Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Sending capabilities...
> Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Capabilities sent.
> Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Client ID confirmed
> Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: User logged on
> Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: All supported devices sent.
>
Is this the same RDP server and same user in both cases? The only
difference is guacd?
- Mike
Re: Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
Posted by "Chambers, John" <jo...@rebadged.net>.
Here is more concrete information and logs from both versions 0.9.14 vs
1.0.0. I still have the old server and was able to test just now. The old
server has no problem and the RDP share drive shows up fine within the
guest operating systems.
Old Guacamole version 0.9.14 log on RDP connection with share drive
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[5792]: Creating new client for protocol
"rdp"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[5792]: Connection ID is
"$25045328-139d-4851-ae35-429d6728fb6c"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Security mode: NLA
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Resize method: none
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: User
"@b75f7574-1354-4273-a654-3631de46c320" joined connection
"$25045328-139d-4851-ae35-429d6728fb6c" (1 users now present)
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Loading keymap "base"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Loading keymap "en-us-qwerty"
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: guacdr connected.
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: guacsnd connected.
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Connected to RDPDR 1.13 as client
0x0004
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0001, length=44
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0002, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0003, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0004, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0005, length=8
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending capabilities...
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Capabilities sent.
Jan 29 13:14:38 guacamole guacd[6089]: Client ID confirmed
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: User logged on
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Sending filesystem
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Registered device 0 (Guacamole
Filesystem)
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: All supported devices sent.
Jan 29 13:14:41 guacamole guacd[6089]: Device 0 (Guacamole Filesystem)
connected successfully
New Guacamole version 1.0.0 log on RDP connection with share drive
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[5777]: Creating new client for protocol
"rdp"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[5777]: Connection ID is
"$754ced62-55ac-4589-bc65-a6394333c462"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Security mode: NLA
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Resize method: none
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: User
"@eeab9538-c453-4bd2-a15f-b9bec2743331" joined connection
"$754ced62-55ac-4589-bc65-a6394333c462" (1 users now present)
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Loading keymap "base"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Loading keymap "en-us-qwerty"
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: guacdr connected.
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: guacsnd connected.
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Connected to RDPDR 1.13 as client
0x0003
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0001, length=44
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0002, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0003, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0004, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Ignoring server capability set
type=0x0005, length=8
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Sending capabilities...
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Capabilities sent.
Jan 29 13:05:30 guacamole guacd[10803]: Client ID confirmed
Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: User logged on
Jan 29 13:05:33 guacamole guacd[10803]: All supported devices sent.
If there is anything else that I could gather to assist please let me know
and thank you!
--
John Chambers
john.w.chambers@rebadged.net
+82.10.2787.2375 Cell - South Korea
+1.706.550.9995 Skype - USA
+1.888.860.8379 Fax
On Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 11:44 AM John Chambers <jo...@rebadged.net>
wrote:
> Ok, I might have been wrong on the previous version, it was the latest one
> before the recent 1.0.0 release.
>
> And for the migration, the server was built from scratch and compiled from
> source. The only thing copied over were the mariadb database files and
> guacamole configuration file that had the database and ldap configuration.
>
> As far as log messages from guacd the only thing I can see after
> establishing a connection is some statement about some capabilities being
> ignored.
>
> I’ll get you the exact details for these questions and any others in about
> an hour or so, not at my desk at the moment to readily pull the data.
>
> --
> John Chambers
> john.w.chambers@rebadged.net
> +82 10 2787 2375 <+82%2010%202787%202375> Cell - South Korea
> +1 706 550 9995 <+1%20706%20550%209995> Cell - USA
> +1 888 860 8379 <+1%20888%20860%208379> Fax
>
> On Jan 29, 2019, at 11:29, Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org> wrote:
>
> On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 6:21 PM Chambers, John
> <jo...@rebadged.net> wrote:
>
>
> I migrated my entire guacamole server, including it's database, to a fresh
> new CentOS 7 installation from version 0.9.18.
>
>
> There is no version 0.9.18. What version of Guacamole did you migrate from?
>
> When you say you migrated to a new CentOS 7 installation, does this
> mean you built guacamole-server from source on the new CentOS 7 server
> or that you manually copied things over from the old system?
>
> ... There are no errors regarding the guacd process and it's inability to
> create the RDP share drive or anything.
>
>
> What log messages are there from the guacd process (regardless of
> whether they are errors)?
>
> - Mike
>
>
Re: Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
Posted by John Chambers <jo...@rebadged.net>.
Ok, I might have been wrong on the previous version, it was the latest one
before the recent 1.0.0 release.
And for the migration, the server was built from scratch and compiled from
source. The only thing copied over were the mariadb database files and
guacamole configuration file that had the database and ldap configuration.
As far as log messages from guacd the only thing I can see after
establishing a connection is some statement about some capabilities being
ignored.
I’ll get you the exact details for these questions and any others in about
an hour or so, not at my desk at the moment to readily pull the data.
--
John Chambers
john.w.chambers@rebadged.net
+82 10 2787 2375 <+82%2010%202787%202375> Cell - South Korea
+1 706 550 9995 <+1%20706%20550%209995> Cell - USA
+1 888 860 8379 <+1%20888%20860%208379> Fax
On Jan 29, 2019, at 11:29, Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org> wrote:
On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 6:21 PM Chambers, John
<jo...@rebadged.net> wrote:
I migrated my entire guacamole server, including it's database, to a fresh
new CentOS 7 installation from version 0.9.18.
There is no version 0.9.18. What version of Guacamole did you migrate from?
When you say you migrated to a new CentOS 7 installation, does this
mean you built guacamole-server from source on the new CentOS 7 server
or that you manually copied things over from the old system?
... There are no errors regarding the guacd process and it's inability to
create the RDP share drive or anything.
What log messages are there from the guacd process (regardless of
whether they are errors)?
- Mike
Re: Guacamole RDP Drive on 1.0.0 and Windows Servers/Workstations
Posted by Mike Jumper <mj...@apache.org>.
On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 6:21 PM Chambers, John
<jo...@rebadged.net> wrote:
>
> I migrated my entire guacamole server, including it's database, to a fresh new CentOS 7 installation from version 0.9.18.
There is no version 0.9.18. What version of Guacamole did you migrate from?
When you say you migrated to a new CentOS 7 installation, does this
mean you built guacamole-server from source on the new CentOS 7 server
or that you manually copied things over from the old system?
> ... There are no errors regarding the guacd process and it's inability to create the RDP share drive or anything.
What log messages are there from the guacd process (regardless of
whether they are errors)?
- Mike