Good morning! I have a use case where I am running two guacamole-clients at once behind an nginx ingress controller. Unfortunately the load balancer in front of that ingress does not respect sticky-sessions. Because of this, if a user goes to one tab and opens a desktop instance, then opens an incognito window and logs into the same desktop instance...the control of the desktop will swap back and forth from tab to tab because of the reconnect timer every 5 seconds.
I am using the guacamole-auth-jdbc-postgresql plugin so I dug into the code a bit and noticed that the AbstractGuacamoleTunnelService.java only keeps track of the activeTunnels for that instance of guacamole-client (makes sense). Is there a way for me to better configure this? Or will I need to use the decorate/redecorate options to make the activeConnections be stored in the database that the two instances share?
