I was able to successfully run the application using noauth. However, as you suggested to use HTTP so I am trying to use HTTP auth header, but I am unable to configure it. I copied the required jar to extensions folder restarted it but still, guacamole is asking for the password. I am using Tomcat server and I don't understand how to configure the Tomcat server for http header. Do I need to install a 3rd party software for http header?
regards, Masood On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 6:15 PM, Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org> wrote: > 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 >
