docker images blank login page

Hi, I did a docker pull from mjumper/gucd and mjumper/gucamole with mysql 5.7.7also docker and conifgured them as with glyptodon before  but when I open the webpage I only get a blank page and no login frame any suggestions where to look for the problem ? best regards Christian Chr

Re: docker images blank login page

Good morning, I experienced the blank white page the first time I tried running Guac docker image. I went through everything multiple times and after several times looking at it I realized I had an incorrect mysql password in the Guacamole server image run command. Food for thought, you may wan

Re: docker images blank login page

Excuse me, the Guacamole Server container run command not image. I’m sure you get my meaning. Matthew Strowbridge On Call Technology Services Inc. (o)845.477.5208 (m)845.673.9678 (e)mjs@oct.services http://www.oct.services

RE: docker images blank login page

You could examine the docker logs. e.g. docker logs Normally a blank logon page is a problem connecting to the database. Kind regards, Robin Cook From: Christian Kraus [mailto:christian.kr...@ckc-it.at] Sent: 20 September 2016 15:57 To: user@guacamole.incubator.apache.org Subject: docker imag

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thanks all it was a wrong password to the mysql db - now it works rg Christian Christian Kraus Inhaber CKC IT Consulting & Solutions e.U. Kirschenallee 22 2120 OBERSDORF Österreich Telefon: +43 (0) 680 2062952 Fax:+43 820 220262992 E-mail: christian.kr...@ckc-it.at -Ursprün

Websocket connection in Chrome doesn't work

I'm trying to do a web-socket connection, but it's not working with chrome(works in firefox). It might be my own issue, which Is why I did set this to be a bug. I get this in response: guacamole.js?compile=false:10040 WebSocket connection to 'ws://localhost://guacamole/websocket?port=#

Re: Websocket connection in Chrome doesn't work

Found the answer to my own question by finding this: http://www.massapi.com/source/github/20/06/200618196/guacamole/src/main/java/org/glyptodon/guacamole/net/basic/websocket/BasicGuacamoleWebSocketTunnelEndpoint.java.html So all I needed to do was add the subprotocols = {"guacamole"} value to the

Forgetting Credentials

We are currently using guacamole, and it is great! For our environment, we use LDAP authentication to authenticate against AD, which is great. However, we have some requirements where if the RDP session has been disconnected due to error or session timeout, the user should have to reauthenticate