On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 12:24 PM M Google_Voice <isnangagayana...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for your Docs, > > Moze, Please make sure to include the mailing list address in your replies so that others can see them. > One of the project's intends, is going to record user sessions. These > sessions need to be seen by admins. One scenario is that the sessions are > downloaded. Behind the scenes, this request is going to decrypt the > recorded data and make it downloadable as a video file. But what if the > admin doesn't want to download the video and just wants to watch it in > their browser? What does this decryption and conversion process look like > in this case? Is this done on the backend and the frontend just needs to > handle it with a controller, or does the data received from the backend > need to be handled (e.g. decrypted and displayed on the frontend) on the > frontend? > > If you want the recordings to be viewable in the web browser, then you should take a look at the manual page that talks about this: https://guacamole.apache.org/doc/gug/recording-playback.html This page does not cover encryption of the files and decryption - it assumes that both guacd and guacamole-client (Tomcat) have access to the recordings. So, if you're trying to do encryption of the files, you'll need to either a) make that transparent to the Guacamole processes, or b) modify the extension to be able to do that. -Nick >
