On Fri, Apr 2, 2021 at 10:34 AM tomlawesome <tomlaw...@tuta.io.invalid> wrote:
> The docs state that the .jar files will auto-populate on build, so I > created > the folder structure without any .jars, but with my guacamole.properties > within the rigid defined structure. > > I mounted it to /home/guacamole > I can see the mounted folder, included the folders and my copy of > guacamole.properties inside the container. > I have defined the environment variable: > > GUACAMOLE_HOME: /home/guacamole > > But the logs for guacamole show it is still using /root/.guacamole > Yes - it will continue to use /root/.guacamole after copying the contents of your custom GUACAMOLE_HOME in there as a basis. Specifying GUACAMOLE_HOME for the Docker image does not change the GUACAMOLE_HOME used by the web application. It serves as a template that is copied into /root/.guacamole during startup, to serve as the basis for the generated GUACAMOLE_HOME. Michael Jumper CEO, Lead Developer Glyptodon Inc <https://glyp.to/>.
