On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 6:25 AM, Amarjeet Singh
wrote:
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> 1. After more debugging I have noticed that these functions take lot of
> time to process if buffer size if large ( copying or pasting large amount
> of data ).
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>1.
> *__encode_utf8 *
>2.
> *__append_utf8 *
>3.
> *ar
Hello,
After what I feel has been a exhausting search of the documents and old
sourceforge forums I am now reaching out for some help with connecting to linux
boxes.
I have ssl and RDP to Windows machines working perfectly, however I am missing
something on the Linux side.
Should I be using
I much prefer RDP compared to VNC. RDP just works much better for me and
it's always faster. On my Linux boxes I usually just install and configure
Xrdp. You'll also need a nice desktop environment to go along with Xrdp. I
prefer the Mate desktop since a full Gnome desktop is not well suited for
RD
Hello all,
With the frequency that questions like the forwarded email below are asked,
I think we should look to adding an up-to-date FAQ on the website (not
within the manual) which covers these questions/issues.
So far, the following come to mind:
* Something fundamental to Guacamole isn't wor
+1 - Great idea, let's do it. I'll have to think about whether there are
other questions that should be added, but I like the idea and think the
list here is a great start.
-Nick
On Sun, Jan 14, 2018 at 3:37 PM, Mike Jumper
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> With the frequency that questions like the for
Hello guys. I've noticed that the permissions on recordings are 600. How
would I go about changing that?
Thanks, Aaron
On Jan 14, 2018 16:19, "Aaron Newsome" wrote:
Hello guys. I've noticed that the permissions on recordings are 600. How
would I go about changing that?
Can you provide any background on the need for such a change?
- Mike
I’m experimenting with in-browser playback of session recordings, using the
example player provided. Everything works fine except that I have to ssh to the
Guacamole server and manually change the permissions on the recording files in
order to play them.
The recording files are 600, owned by r
Hi together,
i see an security issue in the following scenario:
Let's say, we have an user for which are 2 sessions configured. Now the
user has been logged in into the guac-client and is connected to 1 session.
I see, that the user does bad things in his session and i want do kick it
off and di
