guacamole-auth-h2

guacamole-auth-h2 is a Java library for use with the Guacamole web
application to provide H2DB based authentication.

guacamole-auth-h2 provides an authentication provider which can be
set in guacamole.properties to allow H2 authentication of Guacamole
users.

Works only with guacamole 0.5.0

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Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

Java

Database Environment

JDBC, Other network-based DBMS

Related Categories

Java Libraries

Registered

2012-09-12

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