Indeed, Nick! You were right! During the update the guacd image was left behind at 1.2.0. Checking the logs as you suggested pointed out that guacd was running version 1.2.0. although I was positive I had upgraded it. Pulling the new version provided the coveted credentials prompt. Thank you very much, Nick!
Best regards, *Bogdan TOMASCIUC * On Wed, Aug 4, 2021 at 10:52 PM Nick Couchman <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed, Aug 4, 2021 at 3:13 PM Bogdan Tomasciuc < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> After updating to 1.3.0 I was expecting to get the prompt to enter >> credentials if I deleted them in the connection configuration. Instead it >> fails to connect. >> Using guagamole and guacd docker images with mysql backend. >> >> > A couple of things to check: > 1) When you updated, did you update both guacamole-client and guacd? The > prompting functionality requires that both of those components be at 1.3.0 > in order to function. > 2) What do guacd logs say? Since you're using Docker, you should be able > to do "docker logs <guacd container>", replacing guacd with the name of the > container. I would follow/tail the logs and watch what error you get when > connecting without credentials. > > >> Is it a docker image ptoblem or do I have to take extra steps to get the >> new feature? >> >> Extra info. I tried with a Guacamole instance compiled from sources and it >> worked fine prompting for credentials bu I would really like to see it >> working on my docker installations too. >> >> > There's no reason it shouldn't work using Docker. > > -Nick > >>
