- Add optional `banner` field to address book entries (shown before session
starts, user must click Continue). No longer auto-populates from display_name.
- Restructure web entry form: username, password, login script, and autofill
collapsed under a collapsible "Automation" section.
- Filter login scripts dropdown to .js/.sh/.py files only (skip package.json etc.)
- Fix CDP/login scripts: change DeveloperToolsAvailability policy from 2 (disabled)
to 0. DevTools UI remains blocked by chrome://* URLBlocklist. Fixes login script
automation that was silently broken by the v0.6.0 security hardening.
- Update Dockerfile, debian/postinst, install.sh with corrected policy.
- Update docs/security.md and docs/web-sessions.md.
The loadLoginScripts() function called the non-existent authHeaders(),
causing a JS error that silently prevented web entry edit/clone modals
from opening.
Clone opens the entry form in create mode pre-populated with the
source entry's settings and a "-copy" name suffix. Credentials are
not copied (security by design) — user re-enters or uses prompt.
Useful for duplicating similar entries (e.g. same config, different
host) and as a workaround for rename (clone + delete original).
Add GET /api/addressbook that returns all visible folders with entries
in a single response. Eliminates N+1 fetch pattern (list folders, then
entries per folder) that triggered 429 rate limiting on page load.
Address book UI now uses batch endpoint for initial load, falls back to
per-folder fetch after mutations (create/edit/delete).
Rate limits increased: API 20/s burst 100 (was 5/s burst 30), session
create 2/s burst 10 (was 1/s burst 5), WebSocket 5/s burst 50 (was
1/s burst 20).
New features:
- Native Chromium autofill: pre-populate Login Data SQLite before launch,
zero external deps (no Node.js/Playwright needed for simple login flows)
- Per-entry domain allowlisting: restrict which domains Chromium can reach
via --host-rules (separate from server-side web_allowed_networks CIDR)
- Per-entry clipboard control: disable-copy and disable-paste for all
session types (SSH, RDP, VNC, Web) via guacd native parameters
- Guacamole import: `rustguac import-guacamole` parses mysqldump SQL and
writes entries to Vault address book
Security hardening:
- Comprehensive Chromium managed policy deployed via install.sh, Dockerfile,
and debian/postinst (blocks DevTools, downloads, file dialogs, extensions,
dangerous URL schemes)
- Profile isolation: each web session gets a unique UUID-based profile dir
- Autofill credentials encrypted with Chromium's native os_crypt (AES-128-CBC)
Documentation:
- Updated README, docs/api.md, docs/security.md, docs/configuration.md,
docs/overview.md, docs/integrations.md with all new features
- Clarified two-layer domain restriction (web_allowed_networks vs allowed_domains)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Send actual browser window dimensions at session creation (addressbook,
sessions) instead of defaulting to 1920x1080
- Send initial sendSize() on WebSocket connect so guacd can resize the
remote display via Display Update channel
- Debounce window resize handler (250ms) to avoid overwhelming RDP server
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
RemoteApp/RAIL (closes#19):
- Pass remote-app, remote-app-dir, remote-app-args through to guacd
- Address book UI: collapsible RemoteApp section for RDP entries
Recording rotation:
- New [recording] config section (backwards-compatible with recording_path)
- Automatic disk-space management: max_disk_percent, max_recordings thresholds
- Background rotation task with configurable interval
- Sidecar .meta JSON files track address book entry per recording
Per-entry recording overrides:
- Address book entries can enable/disable recording and set max recordings
- Per-entry rotation runs on session disconnect
- UI: collapsible Recording Settings section for all connection types
Bump version to 0.4.0
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Multi-hop SSH tunnel chains allow routing any session type through
multiple bastion hosts. VNC is now a first-class session type.
Web browser sessions can tunnel through jump hosts with automatic
URL rewriting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Patch guacd with Kerberos NLA support (002-kerberos-nla.patch),
based on upstream GUACAMOLE-2057 PR #581, adapted for FreeRDP 3.x
- Add per-entry auth_pkg, kdc_url, and prompt_credentials settings
to the address book (configurable in admin UI)
- Frontend credential prompt for entries without stored credentials
or with prompt_credentials enabled (never stored, session-only)
- Wire auth-pkg, kdc-url, kerberos-cache params through rustguac
to the guacd RDP handshake
- Comprehensive Kerberos NLA docs: krb5.conf setup, KDC discovery
options, FQDN requirements, troubleshooting guide
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
User API tokens allow OIDC users to authenticate via bearer token for
automation and scripting. Powerusers and admins can create their own
tokens; admins can create tokens for operators. Tokens use SHA-256
hashing, optional max_role caps, optional expiry, and full audit
logging of create/revoke operations with client IPs.
- DB schema: user_api_tokens and token_audit_log tables
- Auth middleware: validates user tokens as fallback after admin keys
- API: 7 new endpoints (self-service + admin token management)
- UI: tokens.html (self-service) + admin.html token/audit sections
- Nav: Tokens link added to all pages (visible for operator+)
- Docs: API reference, security model, roles/access control updated
- Background cleanup: expired tokens + 90-day audit log retention
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dave Kempe