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HTML5 xpra client support #351
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Since each individual subuser has it's own xpra bridge, there would have to be a different port for every subuser that wanted to use the HTML5 interface. Is that what you want? Or do you want to get all the subuser's in one html5 window? I'm not even sure how that would work exactly, I haven't used the html5 client. First off, there aren't any permissions for portbinding yet. You'd need to add a permission for that. This would configure the You'd then need to add a second permission group named IFF the Finally, you'd have to dissable this code if the |
I imagine that a permissions.json file that was configured to use the html5-client would look like this:
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Hello,
firstly, thank you for a great tool!
I was playing around with getting things to work, and it works great with the x client of xpra (just a side note when building an image name@./ doesn't seem to work, but name@$PWD does).
Would it be possible to run subuser with the xpra-html5 client? E.g. by starting xpra server as described here:
https://xpra.org/trac/wiki/Clients/HTML5
I was fiddling a bit with your code in x11Bridge.py, but haven't been able to start the client for some reason. I guess, I would need to rewrite the way xpra server is starting, but I'm afraid other parts of subuser might get compromised...
Best,
M.
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