Connecting to rdp using ldap about guacamole-auth-hmac-easy

[jeffersonmartin]

Hi there,

I initially designed it to use a generic set of user credentials. 

I just looked at my last commit and I can see where the confusion is. The function that is being called wasn’t the latest one with the user credentials, so although you defined the user credentials, they weren’t passed to the URL generator function.

I’ve just pushed a new commit that includes both a guacamole and a guacamole-user set of files. Open the guacamole_user.php and includes/guacamole-user.php and read through, you’ll see what you’re looking for.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Cheers,
Jeff

On June 18, 2014 at 8:12:25 AM, ricardoorfao ([email protected]) wrote:

Hi.

I'm trying to use your Guacamole extension but I'm not reaching what I want.

I want to connect to a remote desktop using ldap validation to get access. So, the user logs in a web application, and I have to generate a link so he can access to a remote machine, but this link must be generated with his credentials. I noticed that in the example you used an sql query but you didn't used username or password in guacamole_url() function. How can I generate a valid link to a certain user?

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[ricardoorfao]

Hi Jeff.

First of all thank you for your quick reply.

This is almost exactly what I was searching for!!! I'm saying almost because this is generating an URL where I can see user's password. Is there a way to mask the URL or encrypt the password?

Thank you in advance.
Ricardo Órfão

[jeffersonmartin]

Unfortunately I don't know how you could mask the password, sorry. :(

In the past when I wanted a lazy way, I just set the password to "X" (or anything random) and Windows would say access denied on login and make the user enter their password.

If you're up for a challenge, you could remove the password key/value string from the concatenation URL and signature variable.

Cheers,
Jeff

On Jun 19, 2014, at 3:54 AM, Ricardo Órfão [email protected] wrote:

Hi Jeff.

First of all thank you for your quick reply.

This is almost exactly what I was searching for!!! I'm saying almost because this is generating an URL where I can see user's password. Is there a way to mask the URL or encrypt the password?

Thank you in advance.
Ricardo Órfão

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[ricardoorfao]

Ok.

Thank you anyway 👍
I solved it masking the entire url with a php script. It's ok, working as I want now.

Ricardo