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You might double check and make sure that "Allow remote connections to this computer" is still selected.

Windows 10 Pro works fine without any modifications. In Guacamole make sure you put the hostname in the parameters section and not the proxy parameters section. It's a bit confusing.

I assume you're using Windows 10 Pro. Home does not provide RDP connection.

I'm connecting to my Windows 10 machines at home just fine. Does it give you an error?

I have an IBM M1015 card that I long ago converted to a 9211-8i. It was running for a long time in a Windows environment with no issues. When I converted over to unRAID I decided to upgrade the firmware to the latest version, P20. I seemed to always have weird performance problems using the card. When there is a lot of write activity to the array (during network transfers directly to the array or moving files between array drives) overall system performance comes to a crawl and all my vm's and docker applications become unresponsive till the operation completes. A couple months ago I took that card out and connected all the drives to the motherboard and a couple 2 port SATA cards and performance improved dramatically although copying files to the array across the network still causes some weird performance penalties but nothing like it was though. It just bugs me that I can't use that card because I don't think there's anything that would keep it from performing well unless I just have a bad card. Yesterday I decided to do a little research and have discovered that some people are saying that the P20 firmware has an impact on performance and that going back to the P19 firmware fixes it. Last night I put the card in one of my other systems and downgraded the firmware to P19 (and took the opportunity to not flash the BIOS on since I don't need to boot from it). Haven't yet had the chance to swap cards around again since it's a fairly involved process with the cables. My system while kind of dated now isn't exactly slow. Running dual Xeon L5430 CPU's on a Supermicro X7DWE motherboard with 24GB of DDR2 fully buffered RAM. My only concern about the system itself is that due to the platform it's running fully buffered memory which is higher latency than standard DIMM's. But I'm not certain that by itself would cause that much of a performance impact. Had I the money I would go buy all new hardware but this system has been performing well enough for my family's needs since I built it. My question is, has anyone else had this experience with the P19/P20 firmwares or is this just internet folklore?

Pushed out, I think, the last update until the next version of Apache Guacamole is released. I decided to upgrade the base software to their latest stable versions. phusion/baseimage 0.9.22 is based on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS rather than the 14.04 LTS that it was based on previously. Tomcat 8 is supposed to bring some performance increases. Let me know if anyone experiences any trouble. I have it working fine in my own environment.

Ctrl-Alt-Shift will bring up the menu. Not saying that I won't help with future questions but the full manual for Guacamole is located here: http://guacamole.incubator.apache.org/doc/gug/.

I have updated the image to include all optional libraries so that guacd is now fully featured. I also moved the symbolic link creation to the Dockerfile so that warning will no longer be present to confuse or annoy the OCD.

Ok, total pebkac that I'm completely guilty of myself. Move the hostname you're connecting to from the "Guacamole Proxy Parameters (GUACD)" section to the "Parameters -> Network" section. I'm not sure because I can't remember what the connection configuration screens looked like in 0.9.12 but the Guacamole Proxy may be a new feature in this version.

Yes, it always shows that warning because the firstrun.sh script always tries to set that symbolic link. I'll see if that can be moved to the Dockerfile to prevent confusion. My OCD self also just finds that pointless warning annoy. The only thing that I can guess is that on my upgrade the part of the image that didn't need upgrading contained some libraries that are for whatever reason not in the complete 0.9.13 image.

I'm not sure what's going on. When I upgraded my own installation everything works fine. On a clean installation only RDP works. I'll do more investigation but I may need to roll this back to 0.9.12 to give me time to fix it.

I've been able to replicate the problem on my end. I'm working to figure out what's going on.

What I mean is your browser's console log. Hit F12 and use the developer tools to view your browser's log.

What is the console output in your browser? Are you connecting locally on your network or remotely through a proxy?

I believe all its error output goes to the Docker log. That's where I've looked when I've had trouble connecting.

Apache Guacamole 0.9.13-incubating is out. Looks to include a lot of bug fixes. Adds CAS single sign-on authentication for those who might need it. Since this is the first update to include database schema changes it now upgrades the database to to 0.9.13 and records the current version in a file for future schema upgrades.

I figured out the xrdp issue with my Ubuntu VM. It's not related at all. CPU and network utilization are both fine under normal circumstances. Only when I connect with anything other than the Windows Remote Desktop Client does xrdp max out a single core.

Tried with Edge and as I expected I have the same problem. I say expected because since through Guacamole you're always using the same client, guacd.

I'm using Chrome. Not tried Edge. I noticed the same thing happening with my Ubuntu 17.04 VM after the last round of updates. xrdpd was working to connectly but now it tries and then disconnects. The VM then becomes impossible to use and needs a reboot. I've tried removing and reinstalling xrdp but that doesn't help. Not sure why it just all of a sudden stopped working?

I notice when I connect using either Guacamole or Remmina the xrdp process begins using 100% CPU of a single one of my 8 cores.

I'm trying to use Guacamole to RDP to the HandBrake session but mouse and keyboard don't work. Using the RDP client built into Windows works fine. Am I doing something wrong? FYI, the Remmina Remote Desktop Client on Ubuntu does the same thing.

Judging by the errors it appears that it can't find the database files. Where is the "/config" container path pointing to? The default should be "/mnt/user/appdata/ApacheGuacamole". Verify that the files in that location exist.

Do you know how to ssh into your unRAID server? From ssh with Guacamole running type the following command, change the name to match your instance if you've changed it from the default: docker exec -it ApacheGuacamole /bin/bash then: cd /var/lib/guacamole/extensions/ ls Make sure the file guacamole-auth-jdbc-mysql-0.9.12-incubating.jar is there. If it's not there I would recommend removing the Apache Guacamole docker and then reinstalling it using your "my" template. If it is there try disabling OPT_MYSQL, click Apply and then go back and re-enable OPT_MYSQL. It should copy that file to your /mnt/user/appdata/ApacheGuacamole/guacamole/extensions folder.

For the first problem make sure that the option "OPT_MYSQL" is set to "Y" and "OPT_LDAP" set to "N". Were you upgrading an existing installation or is this new? For the second problem I'm not sure as I'm using LDAP through my Windows Active Directory domain.

Where are presets saved? Why won't custom presets stay between stopping and starting this docker?