Hello Roberto. Best to use the environment variables when starting the container. For my container, I use the following variables:
GUACD_HOSTNAME GUACD_PORT POSTGRESQL_HOSTNAME POSTGRES_PORT POSTGRESQL_DATABASE POSTGRESQL_USER POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD LDAP_HOSTNAME LDAP_PORT LDAP_USER_BASE_DN LDAP_GROUP_BASE_DN LDAP_SEARCH_BIND_DN LDAP_SEARCH_BIND_PASSWORD LDAP_USERNAME_ATTRIBUTE DUO_API_HOSTNAME DUO_INTEGRATION_KEY DUO_SECRET_KEY DUO_APPLICATION_KEY REMOTE_IP_VALVE_ENABLED RECORDING_SEARCH_PATH As others have pointed out, the full list of variables available to use are in the documentation. I'll point out that I'm pretty sure the POSTGRESQL* vars have been deprecated in favor of POSTGRES* vars. I've had these vars in place for so long, I just haven't taken the time to update them. On Mon, Sep 23, 2024 at 11:56 AM Roberto Torres <robe...@prohard.com.br> wrote: > I installed Apache Guacamole following these steps: > > https://medium.com/@kunwarmahen/how-to-install-apache-guacamole-using-podman-on-ubuntu-1201b2698071 > > It worked very well. But now I need to implement SAML authentication. > > I went into guacamole-client and made changes to > /home/guacamole/.guacamole/guacamole.properties > > When restarting the container, the settings are lost. > > As a test, I left a copy of guacamole.properties in /home/guacamole. When > restarting the container, the settings are maintained. > > Where am I going wrong? >
