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I'm glad you got it working. I've found that the most likely explanation is that the hostname gets put into the Guacamole Proxy Parameters section rather than the correct Parameters section.

Here's a direct link to the file: https://github.com/jason-bean/docker-guacamole/blob/master/image-mariadb/etc/firstrun/mariadb.sh

If you want to see the CLI commands you need to run just look at my Git repository at the mariadb.sh file.

Not that I'm aware of. I'm actually in the same situation. When I switched to using the container without MariaDB I just created a new database. I didn't have that many connections so it wasn't that big of a deal to me. I actually used the container's console to create the database, user, and apply the Guacamole schema. There may be a way to do it if you expose port 3306 on your Guacamole container and use MySQL Workbench so that MariaDB can be connected outside the container. Beyond that I don't know the process of copying a database from one instance of MariaDB to another.

Also, if you're upgrading manually please be patient with the first run afterward. The database upgrade process to 1.0.0 takes several minutes to complete.

Apache Guacamole 1.0.0 is finalized. New images are pushed out. New image for a version without MariaDB (jasonbean/guacamole:latest-nomariadb). See first post for details.

I was kind of thinking that myself. It's really the only way I can guarantee the order of execution.

I have a question about how scripts are executed. If I have several "Scheduled Daily" scripts are they executed in a particular order? Are they executed serially, one after another, or in parallel? The reason I ask is I have one daily script that is restarting a Docker container that one of the other daily scripts is dependent upon.

Having used 1.0.0-RC1 for about a week the best new feature for me in daily use is that apparently now there's a service worker for the clipboard. It automatically picks up any changes to your local clipboard. Conversely, if you put something into one of your remotes' clipboards it automatically gets placed into your local clipboard. This works just like Microsoft's native Remote Desktop application. Unfortunately, this only works with the currently active remote. You still have to do the clipboard shuffle if you're copying and pasting between remotes.

No, I’m just using the Dynamix System Temperature plugin.

For me it actually works fine without specifying the hardware I’d so I added it to the plugin’s driver list.

Oh, cool! Thank you so much! That driver worked. I now have two fans and a whole bunch more temps.

You could download and set up the guacamole/guacd and guacamole/guacamole containers and then set up your database but that would require a lot more work. My container does all that work for you. Since this is not only a new version but also based on a different base container there's a learning curve for me to figure out the requirements to get everything working. The reason this is a test version and not pushed into the "latest" tag. I really appreciate your help and patience while I figure things out.

Because I created an all-in-one container that includes both the Guacamole server, client, & database server. From Apache these are separate containers and require a separate database source.

Ok, I've pushed out another update. The reason for the error was because it couldn't create the temporary QR code image since the /var/lib/tomcat8/temp folder didn't exist. This update adds the needed temp folder.

I tried modprobe it87 force_id=0xd423 But got modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'it87': No such device

I did manually run the sensors-detect command that's included in the plugin. Upon trying family `VIA/Winbond/Nuvoton/Fintek' it reported "Yes" but then: Found unknown chip with ID 0xd423 (logical device B has address 0x290, could be sensors) Probing for Super-I/O at 0x4e/0x4f So that address for me might be 0xd423?

I'm trying to figure out why the fan sensors aren't being detected on my motherboard, an ASUS PRIME H370M-PLUS/CSM. The detection process only finds Intel's "coretemp" which only reports CPU temperatures. Any ideas? Also, is there any way to determine what the "acpitz - temp1" might be? Chipset? It has a much lower temperature than any of the CPU cores.

Ok, I pushed out another update that points the tomcat8 logs to /config/log/tomcat8. I also tested the TOTP extension and I'm not sure what it's doing. The catalina.out says that the user was successfully authenticated but nothing about TOTP.

All I can do is provide the extension. Since the documentation isn't finalized it's difficult for me to provide guidance on a new extension. Reading through the XML is difficult and it's not formatted in a meaningful way. If you're referring to the catalina.out file I'm working on how to get the tomcat log to output to the "appdata" folder. In the meantime you can open the container's console and you'll find the logs in /var/lib/tomcat8/logs. BTW, when you're attempting to use the TOTP extension are you commenting out the DUO properties in your guacamole.properties file?

Alright, I just pushed out an update that adds OPT_TOTP and OPT_QUICKCONNECT. Just add the variable and set to "Y" for the extension to be used.

/config inside the container is the mounted volume that is outside. Extensions that are to be used are copied within the container into /config/guacamole/extensions. That way they still exist when the container is stopped, restarted, or removed.

There are actually two new extensions included in this container. Quick Connect and "TOTP". I believe "TOTP" is the two-factor authentication extension you're referring to. I don't have them implemented yet as there's not yet documentation on their functionality. If you wish to give them a try you can open the container's console and copy them from /opt/guacamole into the container's /config/guacamole/extensions folder. Once 1.0.0 is finalized and there is documentation I will update the guacamole.properties template with the pertinent properties and add variables to enable/disable them.

It's included. I'm using it on mine. If you have OPT_DUO=Y then it should automatically upgrade it.

Yes