On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 12:10 PM, Masood Hussain <masoodhussai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The thing is that I am a student and doing a student project. so it will > be enough if I can just skip login without using some special stuff. I know > the feature is deprecated but I can use it in 0.9.13 > > I want to remove the first login we get on opening the guacamole: where > we put Guacamole username and password. I want to send the link of the > connection I make in configure connection to some user so he can use the > remote app only by link. > > Is this possible with no-auth extension to remove the first initial > login? Or it removes remote machine login? Or does it remove all logins > The noauth extension removes the Guacamole login requirement, essentially bypassing the entire authentication process. It does not remove remote machine logins - you still have to configure the connection in the noauth extension, and you still have to authenticate to the remote machine. You could embed the authentication information in the Guacamole configuration, but the security implications of this are fairly serious - you're already bypassing Guacamole authentication, so if you also configure the credentials for the remote connection you will essentially allow someone to log into your server with no authentication at all. I cannot imagine that this would be a good idea. -Nick
