On Wed, 2024-10-09 at 23:01 +0000, Jon Gerdes wrote: On Wed, 2024-10-09 at 21:12 +0000, Paul Burrett wrote: Hi
Have enabled ldap integration and it works great – what I want to know is: If you login with an admin user who has been provisioned via LDAP - Is there a way to see who has been provisioned / has access? If you sort the Users by Last active it only shows users who have accessed and not ones that have been provisioned. If I log out and login with alocal Admin user (NOT a ldap account), it will show which users have accounts. – I assume this is because it is reading the DB only. Thanks After a while all your users will appear in the Guacamole interface. You might need this in guacamole.properties: postgresql-auto-create-accounts: true ... or the equivalent for whatever you are using for your back end database Although the docs https://guacamole.apache.org/doc/gug/jdbc-auth.html say that users are created on first login, I've just double checked on a handy Guacamole instance and the whole lot covered by my LDAP filters have appeared. Cheers Jon Sorry I misread your question. Guacamole admin or not depends on roles assigned within Guacamole and these can include LDAP accounts. You can use a DB admin account to assign the administrator role to an LDAP account. If you tell us which backend DB you are using we can be more specific. Cheers Jon
