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=====Guacamole===== | =====Guacamole===== | ||
- | ==Introduction== | + | ===== Introduction |
Guacamole is remote desktop software, which allows any client to connect to it with only a HTML5 browser. No plugins, client software or any other headaches required! | Guacamole is remote desktop software, which allows any client to connect to it with only a HTML5 browser. No plugins, client software or any other headaches required! | ||
- | ==Set up a webinar demo machine== | + | ===== Set up a webinar demo machine |
These brief instructions show how to set up Guacamole on a remote server, so that it can be used as a demo machine, controllable and viewable by anyone with a web browser. I use this to perform remote demonstrations of web-based software. The instructions assume that a Debian Jessie system is used, with Apache already installed. | These brief instructions show how to set up Guacamole on a remote server, so that it can be used as a demo machine, controllable and viewable by anyone with a web browser. I use this to perform remote demonstrations of web-based software. The instructions assume that a Debian Jessie system is used, with Apache already installed. | ||
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* Install required packages: | * Install required packages: | ||
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* Configure Apache as a proxy to Tomcat (and Guacamole) | * Configure Apache as a proxy to Tomcat (and Guacamole) | ||
< | < | ||
- | ProxyPass | + | |
- | | + | ProxyPassReverse / http:// |
- | | + | ProxyPassReverseCookiePath /guacamole/ / |
- | | + | SSLEngine on |
- | | + | SSLCertificateFile |
- | | + | SSLCertificateKeyFile / |
</ | </ | ||
- | * Add an RDP user to the Guacamole user config (/ | + | |
- | < | + | < |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | </ | + | < |
Edit a connection to / | Edit a connection to / | ||
- | [xrdp0] | + | '' |
- | name=My connection | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
- | | + | '' |
Add a normal user to run X as: | Add a normal user to run X as: | ||
- | | + | '' |
Reconfigure X to allow any user to start it: | Reconfigure X to allow any user to start it: | ||
- | dpkg-reconfigure x11-common | + | '' |
If running Debian Stretch, then also instal xserver-xorg-legacy: | If running Debian Stretch, then also instal xserver-xorg-legacy: | ||
- | # Fixes the following error: | + | '' |
- | # parse_vt_settings: | + | '' |
- | apt-get install xserver-xorg-legacy | + | '' |
Change to the normal user and start the required X services: | Change to the normal user and start the required X services: | ||
- | su andrew | + | '' |
- | x11vnc | + | '' |
- | startx | + | '' |
- | x11vnc | + | '' |
It should now be possible to browse to the site configured in Apache, login to Guacamole, and see a standard XFCE desktop. Chromium (or Iceweasal/ | It should now be possible to browse to the site configured in Apache, login to Guacamole, and see a standard XFCE desktop. Chromium (or Iceweasal/ | ||
- | ==Enabling Apache Portable Runtime (APR)== | + | ===== Enabling Apache Portable Runtime (APR) ===== |
I don't know how much difference it makes (or whether it makes any difference in this environment), | I don't know how much difference it makes (or whether it makes any difference in this environment), | ||
- | < | + | < |
And installing libtcnative-1: | And installing libtcnative-1: | ||
- | apt-get install libtcnative-1 | + | '' |
- | =Links:= | + | ====== Links: |
http:// | http:// |
guacamole.txt · Last modified: 2018/12/06 20:04 by abeverley