guacamole

[Amit Prasad Chowrasia <Am...@aspirezone.qa>]

Dear All,
                I want to integrate Guacamole client into my Python Django Application to connection (RDP/SSH) servers.
                Python client pyguacamole no proper documentation how to use it. If anyone has any sample program Please share the details.

Regards,
Amit



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Re: guacamole

[Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org>]

On Wed, Aug 23, 2023 at 6:34 AM Amit Prasad Chowrasia
<Am...@aspirezone.qa> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
>
>                 I want to integrate Guacamole client into my Python Django Application to connection (RDP/SSH) servers.
>                 Python client pyguacamole no proper documentation how to use it. If anyone has any sample program Please share the details.
>

pyguacamole is not part of the Guacamole project, so you're unlikely
to find much in the way of help or documentation, here, unless the
author happens to be paying attention to the mailing list.

The website I found for it indicates that it is a client library
intended to communicate with guacd; however, it looks like a very
low-level library that requires that you do a lot of the work to
actually integrate the JavaScript components into this library. So, it
looks like perhaps it is intended to replace the Tomcat components of
Guacamole Client - the bits that create the tunnel between guacd and
the browser via WebSockets or HTTP(S). But the library does not appear
to address any of the browser-side components of the client, which
means you'll still need the guacamole-common-js bits, along with other
components for things like managing connections, users, permissions,
etc.

-Nick

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