@emad-r My APs only get rebooted after every update.

@scottalanmiller said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@nashbrydges said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@scottalanmiller said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@nashbrydges said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@scottalanmiller said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@nashbrydges said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@wrx7m said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

I have noticed that there are a quite a few threads on something not working properly on Fedora 28. I guess it is just that it seems to be the preferred OS and people are using it more than others.

Yeah there's a real love affair for Fedora here but in my case, when I couldn't get this running on Fedora and was able to get it working flawlessly on Ubuntu, guess what OS it's running on right now. Many guides for setting this up on Ubuntu out there.

Are there? I feel like I looked at the time and in order to get it working you have to drop to Ubuntu LTS, same as dropping to CentOS from Fedora. I thought Ubuntu was plagued by the current versions not working the same as Fedora/CentOS are.

Yeah, this is the guide that I used and was finally able to set this up.

https://chasewright.com/2017/08/01/guacamole-with-mysql-on-ubuntu/

Right, that's not "working on Ubuntu", that's "working on old Ubuntu". It works on "old Fedora", too. If we were willing to treat Fedora poorly, like we often are willing to treat Ubuntu, it would work equally.

I think people are often way more forgiving of Ubuntu that Fedora/CentOS and it makes it look like things work in one, just because the standards are lower.

If you actually read the post, there are instructions for getting it to work on newer Ubuntu. While I haven't bothered trying it out yet since I just don't have the time, I definitely plan on doing the install on 18.04 as soon as I can. I'm certainly no Linux expert so I'm hoping I can muddle through this on 18.04 but I have no doubt you'd have a much easier time.

That's where Fedora is. 28 works, but with lots of muddling through to replace the compiler. The issue is Guac doesn't work with modern compilers, so all modern systems are affected.

See, you're outside my realm of knowledge here which is why I come and hang out here for a while...to learn.

@scottalanmiller said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@nashbrydges said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@scottalanmiller said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@nashbrydges said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@wrx7m said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

I have noticed that there are a quite a few threads on something not working properly on Fedora 28. I guess it is just that it seems to be the preferred OS and people are using it more than others.

Yeah there's a real love affair for Fedora here but in my case, when I couldn't get this running on Fedora and was able to get it working flawlessly on Ubuntu, guess what OS it's running on right now. Many guides for setting this up on Ubuntu out there.

Are there? I feel like I looked at the time and in order to get it working you have to drop to Ubuntu LTS, same as dropping to CentOS from Fedora. I thought Ubuntu was plagued by the current versions not working the same as Fedora/CentOS are.

Yeah, this is the guide that I used and was finally able to set this up.

https://chasewright.com/2017/08/01/guacamole-with-mysql-on-ubuntu/

Right, that's not "working on Ubuntu", that's "working on old Ubuntu". It works on "old Fedora", too. If we were willing to treat Fedora poorly, like we often are willing to treat Ubuntu, it would work equally.

I think people are often way more forgiving of Ubuntu that Fedora/CentOS and it makes it look like things work in one, just because the standards are lower.

If you actually read the post, there are instructions for getting it to work on newer Ubuntu. While I haven't bothered trying it out yet since I just don't have the time, I definitely plan on doing the install on 18.04 as soon as I can. I'm certainly no Linux expert so I'm hoping I can muddle through this on 18.04 but I have no doubt you'd have a much easier time.

@scottalanmiller said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@nashbrydges said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

@wrx7m said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

I have noticed that there are a quite a few threads on something not working properly on Fedora 28. I guess it is just that it seems to be the preferred OS and people are using it more than others.

Yeah there's a real love affair for Fedora here but in my case, when I couldn't get this running on Fedora and was able to get it working flawlessly on Ubuntu, guess what OS it's running on right now. Many guides for setting this up on Ubuntu out there.

Are there? I feel like I looked at the time and in order to get it working you have to drop to Ubuntu LTS, same as dropping to CentOS from Fedora. I thought Ubuntu was plagued by the current versions not working the same as Fedora/CentOS are.

Yeah, this is the guide that I used and was finally able to set this up.

https://chasewright.com/2017/08/01/guacamole-with-mysql-on-ubuntu/

@wrx7m said in Errors Building Guacamole Server on Fedora 28:

I have noticed that there are a quite a few threads on something not working properly on Fedora 28. I guess it is just that it seems to be the preferred OS and people are using it more than others.

Yeah there's a real love affair for Fedora here but in my case, when I couldn't get this running on Fedora and was able to get it working flawlessly on Ubuntu, guess what OS it's running on right now. Many guides for setting this up on Ubuntu out there.

So it turns out that Easy Appointment is not a fit. No reminders of an upcoming event, only if an event changes are there email notifications.

Nextcloud Calendar may work but for some reason, the popup reminders are not working even though I've enabled popups for the site on my browser. Even tried via Edge and Firefox and popups don't work in those either. I'd also need to figure out a way to turn off the file share function of Nextcloud for this to be approved. I'm going to keep plugging away at Nextcloud and see if I can get reminders to work.

@black3dynamite I think I may go poke around with it and see how much it can be customized to fit the client's specific needs.

@black3dynamite Thanks, I did see that one but the demo with multi-step forms is a bit of a killer. I also don't see notifications for the users. It talks about notifications only when changes but not when the scheduled appointment is approaching. Need that notification thing to work like Outlook calendar would to remind you of an approaching meeting for the user who booked the event except can't use Office 365 calendar.

I may not be able to find a solution without building it out which I'm hoping I can avoid.

I'm looking for an appointment scheduling solution for the following scenario for a client. They have software that can only allow one user access at a time and need to schedule access for multiple users throughout the day.

• Admin will create a calendar
• users will then be able to schedule their system access based on availability
• must be self hosted
• must be web based front end (mobile apps not required)
• must have reminders for users as their scheduled time slot approaches (reminder emails won't work). Only way this would likely work is if the members remain logged in to the web page and the system pops up a reminder as their time approaches.
• should preferably allow for individuals to log into the system to schedule their time slot but will need to see system availability and scheduled times from other users (no edit access for other user scheduled appointments) so they can negotiate changes is necessary (that negotiation process does not need to live within the calendar)
• Google calendar and shared Office 365 calendars are not viable solutions (members will live across multiple teams and the calendar will contain some sensitive information so only self hosted solutions)

Wondering if anyone here has something similar they've used and can recommend. I've spent hours on Google and all options looked at so far don't really fit the need for one reason or another.

Closest I've seen is https://smartscheduling.com/ but not self hosted and didn't have web based reminders for logged in users. If you can imagine an appointment scheduling tool like that of a Dr's office but where reminders are sent to front desk staff and not patients.

You may not have LoS to the building from your current location but I had a similar issue with a client and we were able to negotiate with the property management of a nearby apartment building that did have LoS. My client rents access to the building roof where we installed fiber internet access and a Poit-to-Point network. There's about 2km between the PtP devices and we managed to get about 175Mbps speeds using Ubiquiti gear. Would that be an option you could investigate? Easy to setup VPN between locations at that time.