[PVE-User] KVM server: connect to VNC console without Java applet?
Derek W. Poon
derekp+pve at ece.ubc.ca
Mon Jun 21 13:50:44 CEST 2010
>> The disadvantage is that the server needs to run a servlet container,
>> as Guacamole is implemented in Java. (It probably wouldn't be that
>> hard to re-implement it as an Apache module -- the server side is under
>> 3000 lines of Java code, licensed under the Affero GPL.)
>
> Well, it looks like a very big workaround. I guess it is possible to write
> a better solution using websockets?
>
> - Dietmar
Dietmar,
You're right! A pure-Javascipt VNC client would be a much simpler architecture. Here is one LGPL3 implementation: http://novnc.com/ . It works as advertised in Safari 5, but I'm having trouble connecting using Chromium.
In any case, it would be trivial to integrate into Proxmox VE. You just need a CGI to proxy websockets to TCP sockets.
Derek
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