Thanks Nick! Docker would have likely been a smarter option, but I really wanted to build it out so I could know all the parts involved at least a little. And, thanks to this team's help, it is now working, and with Certbot over the top for continuous SSL (well, I will know if the renewal hook fires properly in about 80 days, ha).
The full list as of 4.22.204 (Happy Earth Day), is Alma 8.9, Apache 2.4.37, Certbot 2.10, Java 11.0.22, Tomcat 9.0.88, XFCE 4.16, TigerVNC 1.13, and ** Guacamole 1.5.5 ** (is that...a fanfare I hear?) Best, Ted On Sunday, April 21st, 2024 at 10:15 PM, Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org> wrote: > On Sun, Apr 21, 2024 at 9:56 PM My Data Belongs to Me! > <i...@mydatabelongsto.me> wrote: > >> Hi Willy, >> >> TLDR: >> Many Many thanks for the crazy-fast reply - tomcat 9 to the rescue, so much >> easier this way :-) I will SSL it up and go from there. >> >> Longer Version: >> Such a winding road related to balancing linux distro, certbot, java, tomcat >> and guacamole, but for better or worse, looks like I am close to crossing >> the finish line with Alma 8, Java 11, Tomcat 9 (thank you again), and >> Guacamole 1.5.5. > > Running in Docker may be a route you could go if you find managing that too > complex. It has its own complexities, to be sure, but abstracts away at least > the build process. > >> I was tempted to try the one-off Jakarta refresh in that ticket, tempted, >> but I didn't do it. > > Yeah, I'm not sure it's quite ready for use, yet - I'd appreciate people > testing it, but wouldn't recommend it for any real use at the moment. > > -Nick
