OK, Thx!
Have a good night!
Oder auf gut Schweizerdeutsch:
Es guetes Pfüsi!
Andy
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Hi
Is it possible to change the OpenJDK version of Java to the “official” v8?
Necxtcloud Fulltextsearch needs Java v8 for this…
Thanks for any feedback!
Andy
Are you sure? IIRC I tested with openjdk and it worked.
Hi
Will test again.
What version of openJDK are you using?
I think mine’s 1.7, but I’ll need to double check later…
PS Does todays Guacamole Update include the CH-German Keyboard ?
Thx
Andy
openjdk 1.8 should work with guacamole, it’s used in several tutorials.
I have to check but I don’t think so. Stable Guacamole version is still 1.0 and you need 1.1 for CH-German keyboard.
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its funny that i have alway seen guacamole, but never bothered to see what its all about.
i gues its because of the name it has.
but i think and belive it is a great tool for business.
the bigger question i have about it.
how is the best way to setup remote desktops for staff members using guacamole.
is ldap supported, and do i need to deploy multiple oss r (windows 10/winserver) a seprate os for each user or not.
i windows server the best to deploy in htis case, or windows 10 is fine?
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Users have rights to use specific remote connections. They log in via browser and have their connections. In the new version LDAP groups should work too.
Yes, see guacamole [NethServer Wiki]
I don’t know if I understand correctly but it’s a browser app, you don’t need special clients.
Guacamole runs on Nethserver but it works with remote AD too.
More info:
i have seen guacamole instances running windows inside. thats what i meant.
do i need to deploy multiple oss or a single for all users.
It’s just remote desktop or VNC. There’s no VM in guacamole. Guacamole is a web portal for remote connections. There’s nothing to deploy.
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Late to the party, but if anyone finds it useful here is a tool to easily create/configure RemoteApps for RDP: https://github.com/kimmknight/remoteapptool (http://www.kimknight.net/)
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wow, there was a time soemone asked me to implement something close to this. my head was left spinning the whole week.
Now i see there is a solution. Interesting