On Wed, 2025-05-28 at 06:40 +0200, Philip Hoflack wrote: then what's the next best, most guacamole like solution
Philip The most Guacamole solution I can think of: Create a "super" reverse proxy. I am getting rather good results with Apache and mod_proxy, rewrite, headers etc Map each website to a separate space. So http://example1.co.uk -> http://proxy.example.co.uk/example1 and so on You use ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse to rewrite URLs to and from the back end web servers and if necessary you can use mod_substitute to rewrite content on the fly. Well behaved webapps that don't assume their hostnames etc will work without much extra effort beyond ProsyPass. Tomcats and the like can be informed via their own configuration to work properly with proxies. If you can't integrate an app directly then it will need its own treatment. Now you do an RDP or VNC Guacamole connection and publish just a browser as an app. Populate that browser's bookmarks and/or create a landing page with links. Depending on the browser, you might be able to use kiosk modes and hide interface elements to get a pretty seamless experience. Cheers Jon
