In case it helps, this is the command I use after changing the configuration file:
$ docker compose up --force-recreate --build guacamole That should ensure any changes are propagated through to the container without disturbing the database. On Thu, 7 Nov 2024 at 12:44, Nick Couchman <nick.e.couch...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 4:48 AM Björn Lindén <bjorn.lin...@ueab.se> wrote: > >> Hello! >> Im using the docker version of guacamole, and I have been using TOTP for >> quite a while for my users, but I no longer need it. >> I cant figure out how to disable TOTP. I have tried changing my docker >> compose file: >> TOTP_ENABLED: "true" --> TOTP_ENABLED: "false" >> Ive tried commenting out the row, and restarting the docker after, but >> TOTP is still enabled. Any suggestions? >> >> > I'm not all that familiar with Docker Compose, but I suspect that your > changing that option is not causing it to clean up any of the files > (including the JAR extension). You could try manually deleting the > guacamole/guacamole container and then re-running compose with that line > commented out - this should re-deploy the container from scratch, and you > should end up without TOTP enabled. Assuming you're using the JDBC module > to store things, your database should remain intact (assuming you don't > delete that one), so you shouldn't lose anything. But, a backup of > everything ahead of time is always good :-). > > -Nick > >>
