guacamole remote desktop
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the repo is here https://github.com/euanmcgregor/cloudron-guacamole
I am still testing some of the build in the container and excuse the mess of code will clean it up once it all is working.
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@fbartels I am seeing an issue with guacd it displays when you try to connect with SSH or RDP etc.
guacd[88]: WARNING: Support for protocol "ssh" is not installed
Not sure what is going on but if you are willing and able to help I a fresh pair of eyes might be good!
also off topic, your live stream on Sunday was awesome!!
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@ultraviolet hm.. the configure shows that ssh support should be enabled, though. But I must say that I am already at a loss at creating connections inside of guacamole.
Thanks for the praise on the stream.
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I am kind of stuck and could use some collective help on this. guacd which does all the connections to SSH or RDP etc reports this:
uacd[96]: INFO: Connection ID is "$77091946-4e22-473d-8ab9-2432f77afc71" guacd[98]: WARNING: **Support for protocol "ssh" is not installed** guacd[98]: DEBUG: Requesting termination of client... guacd[98]: DEBUG: Client terminated successfully. guacd[96]: INFO: Connection "$77091946-4e22-473d-8ab9-2432f77afc71" removed. guacd[96]: INFO: Creating new client for protocol "ssh" guacd[96]: INFO: Connection ID is "$8897ed6b-2667-46d5-a2f0-53e465eb7cc8" guacd[103]: WARNING: **Support for protocol "ssh" is not installed** guacd[103]: DEBUG: Requesting termination of client... guacd[103]: DEBUG: Client terminated successfully. guacd[96]: INFO: Connection "$8897ed6b-2667-46d5-a2f0-53e465eb7cc8" removed.
When the image is built I can see it knows it's there to install but really stuck. Is there anyone that could pull the repo and have a look if anyone has sometime?
Thanks
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I packaged guacamole a long time ago and have been using it ever sense but didn't publish it or suggest to publish it cause i was using the incubator release. feel free to take a look at my repo too if you would like a compare?
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@doodlemania2 thanks I might have used it for the base of mine but will double check!
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odd never got that error was always the ssh module was not installed. Going to take a another shot it later.
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Been using this a lot over the years - some insights from that:
- It's as fast as JumpDesktop or similar. If there are ever any speed issues they will be the VPN or network setup (we use pfSense).
- It's a god-send for managing and distributing RDC credentials and managing access permissions with a team, especially compared to sharing and re-sharing .rdp files or PrivateBin copy/paste/messaging any time addresses change.
- You can make a handy Electron WebApp for this (or anything) with https://webcatalogapp.com
- The easiest way to give ChromeOS users RDC.
- I like Paperspace for cheap Windows VMs but this is a bit lighter and faster for connecting to many VMs across multiple providers.
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@plusone-nick For interest on that use-case, I've recently been playing with https://crisp.chat which includes co-browsing in the paid subscription, more appropriate to companies with a budget though.
This FOSS Chat App seems to include co-browsing though:
https://livehelperchat.com
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Brilliant work @ultraviolet & @girish. We'll give this one a good test.
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@girish said in guacamole remote desktop:
Guacamole is now available as unstable. I am in the process of adding tests and after that will make it stable.
@ultraviolet thanks!
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@marcusquinn I see - not exactly what I had in mind. those are more for live chat support, something you embed in your site, yeah? but are still relevant and useful! I've got a few open source alts bookmarked somewhere, will get back to you on that to share =]
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@plusone-nick Sure - I was thinking if they could be added to Cloudron as a feature. So, your clients would be at my.example.com or whateverapp.example.com and you could add the chat javascript to any you wanted to support so clients could reach you directly from the App and you could co-browse to help solve something.
Probably deserves it's own post thread though...