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Guacamole server support request
Good morning,
I'm new in the community and I need to create a demo project to show the
capabilities of guacamole without the needs to create a new server in the
first instance.
Is there a way to use the java guacamole server and establish a direct
connection from a web-application to the guacamole guacd service without the
need of passing the auth-token, fetching the available devices and passing the
device id but rather by just ignoring the auth token and directly passing the
ip, port and eventually the credentials of the final device (RDP/VNC) on which
we want to establish the connection?
Thanks in advance,
Alessandro Vandelli
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Re: Guacamole server support request
Posted by Alessandro Vandelli <a....@dreamonkey.com>.
Thanks, I've created a simple node server installing guacamole-common-js
and adding guacd. That was enough for now. Have a good day!
Il giorno gio 2 feb 2023 alle ore 14:58 Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org> ha
scritto:
> On Thu, Feb 2, 2023 at 5:07 AM Alessandro Vandelli <
> a.vandelli@dreamonkey.com> wrote:
>
>> Good morning,
>>
>> I'm new in the community and I need to create a demo project to show the
>> capabilities of guacamole without the needs to create a new server in the
>> first instance.
>> Is there a way to use the java guacamole server and establish a direct
>> connection from a web-application to the guacamole guacd service without
>> the need of passing the auth-token, fetching the available devices and
>> passing the device id but rather by just ignoring the auth token and
>> directly passing the ip, port and eventually the credentials of the final
>> device (RDP/VNC) on which we want to establish the connection?
>>
>>
> Yes, you can use the guacamole-common and guacamole-common-js components
> to write your own application that will talk to guacd directly. Guacamole
> Client is intended to be a full end-to-end solution that includes all of
> the connection and user management, and also provides the HTTPS and/or
> WebSocket endpoints for the tunnel. You need not use the full client if you
> just need a direct connection, or if you're going to handle those portions
> of access and connection management within your own application - the
> common portions are intended to be usable on their own.
>
> -Nick
>
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Re: Guacamole server support request
Posted by Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org>.
On Thu, Feb 2, 2023 at 5:07 AM Alessandro Vandelli <
a.vandelli@dreamonkey.com> wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> I'm new in the community and I need to create a demo project to show the
> capabilities of guacamole without the needs to create a new server in the
> first instance.
> Is there a way to use the java guacamole server and establish a direct
> connection from a web-application to the guacamole guacd service without
> the need of passing the auth-token, fetching the available devices and
> passing the device id but rather by just ignoring the auth token and
> directly passing the ip, port and eventually the credentials of the final
> device (RDP/VNC) on which we want to establish the connection?
>
>
Yes, you can use the guacamole-common and guacamole-common-js components to
write your own application that will talk to guacd directly. Guacamole
Client is intended to be a full end-to-end solution that includes all of
the connection and user management, and also provides the HTTPS and/or
WebSocket endpoints for the tunnel. You need not use the full client if you
just need a direct connection, or if you're going to handle those portions
of access and connection management within your own application - the
common portions are intended to be usable on their own.
-Nick