Hi Aaron, Thanks for the quick response :)
Do you need to reconnect when you change the database flag? How the flag gets reloaded by the current session? Regards, Marko уто, 16. јан 2018. у 10:15 Aaron Newsome <[email protected]> је написао/ла: > Hello Marko. I've been thinking about this use case too. If you look at my > previous posts, I've been spending a lot of time with session recordings. > My current method of managing on-demand recording is to use sql scripts to > modify the database to enable and disable session recording on-the-fly. > This works perfectly, however it's a bit manual and I guess it probably > only works if using the JDBC or mysql plugins. Ultimately what I would like > to see on the main page are two links for each connection, one link to > login to the rdp/vnc/ssh session normally and another link for each > connection that automatically starts recording the session. > > The session recording feature has been an absolute timesaver for me, being > able to produce videos of sessions without 3rd party capture software and > all the headaches of dealing with that. I agree that being able to connect > to a session and easily chose whether or not it's recorded would be one > more additional time saver. > > --Aaron > > > On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 1:01 AM, Marko Nikolić <[email protected] > > wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> Are there some method for recording session on-demand? I am aware of the >> recording-path parameter, but this records the whole session, what is not >> suitable for my use case. I cannot find any API related to this, except >> SessionRecording class, which is not producing output file, AFAK. >> >> My use case would be to start recording on demand, get the guacamole >> protocol dump and convert it using guac-enc. Any recomendation/guidelines >> how to do this? >> >> Regards, >> Marko >> > >
