When I built the 1.6 image with specifying --build-arg FREERDP_VERSION=2 , everything works as expected. Seems the issue is the combination with FreeRDP version 3.
I have a workaround for myself for now, but might be worth looking into. Maarten ________________________________ Van: Maarten Ureel <maar...@youreal.eu.INVALID> Verzonden: donderdag 6 maart 2025 12:22 Aan: user@guacamole.apache.org <user@guacamole.apache.org> Onderwerp: Re: issue with shared drive when running guacd in docker Hi Tobias see my initial post: Also I exec'ed into the container to verify if I could create a file in there, which I can. The folder is owned by guacd and writable anyway: drwxrwxrwx 3 guacd guacd 6144 Mar 6 11:00 shared_drive So within the container, the directory has chmod 777. I just tried reinstalling the entire thing with the latest official AMD64 image and that seems to work. The 1.5.5 also runs as UID and GID 1000. guacamole-server/Dockerfile at 1.5.5 ยท apache/guacamole-server<https://github.com/apache/guacamole-server/blob/1.5.5/Dockerfile> I will try if I can build a docker image on arm with the 1.5.5 version to see if it works. ________________________________ Van: Tobias Feller | OPC <tfel...@opc.de> Verzonden: donderdag 6 maart 2025 12:18 Aan: user@guacamole.apache.org <user@guacamole.apache.org> Onderwerp: Re: issue with shared drive when running guacd in docker Hi Maarten, old Docker images was running as root. New guacd with a default uid = 1000 (i think). So i think it is a permission problem on the docker-volume for you "shared_drive". check the permissions on the host so that the docker run user has read/write persmissions. You can also "bash" into the guacd docker container and try a manual "touch "/shared_drive/something.txt" to check if it is working. best regards, Tobias Am 06.03.2025 um 12:09 schrieb Maarten Ureel: I have a guacd instance running in docker. I tried both the main branch as the 1.6 to build an image but I run into the same. The latest 1.5 branch I am not able to build. I am running on ARM64 (AWS Graviton instance). I started the docker image like this: docker run --quiet --name guacd --detach --net=host --mount type=bind,src=/etc/guacamole,dst=/etc/guacamole --mount type=bind,src=/mnt/persistent_storage/guacamole_drive,dst=/shared_drive -e GUACD_LOG_LEVEL=debug --restart unless-stopped registry.gitlab.com/agilepoint-emea/guacamole-server-build:1.6.0 Now I can connect to machines within this network using this guacd as a proxy, over SSL, all working fine. The only thing that does not work is the shared drive: the moment I open the shared drive on the Windows machine, the connection crashes/drops. At this moment, these logs appear in docker: guacd[83]: DEBUG: guac_rdp_fs_open: path="\desktop.ini", access=0x120089, file_attributes=0x0, create_disposition=0x1, create_options=0x64 guacd[83]: DEBUG: guac_rdp_fs_open: Normalized path "\desktop.ini" to "\desktop.ini". guacd[83]: DEBUG: guac_rdp_fs_open: Translated path "\desktop.ini" to "/shared_drive/desktop.ini". guacd[83]: DEBUG: guac_rdp_fs_open: native open: real_path="/shared_drive/desktop.ini", flags=0x0 guacd[83]: DEBUG: guac_rdp_fs_open: open() failed: No such file or directory guacd[83]: DEBUG: guac_rdpdr_fs_process_create: [file_id=-2] desired_access=0x120089, file_attributes=0x0, create_disposition=0x1, create_options=0x64, path="\desktop.ini" guacd[83]: ERROR: File open refused (-2): "\desktop.ini" Assertion failed: (((status) >= 0)) (channels/rdpdr/rdpdr.c: guac_rdpdr_new_io_completion: 137) guacd[1]: INFO: Connection "$98666d68-39f8-47e3-9103-5109fcaccc3a" removed. I tried manually creating the desktop.ini file but this does not make a difference, the connection still drops at the moment you open the shared drive in explorer. The folder mount does seem to work, because a Download folder appears in it. Also I exec'ed into the container to verify if I could create a file in there, which I can. The folder is owned by guacd and writable anyway: drwxrwxrwx 3 guacd guacd 6144 Mar 6 11:00 shared_drive Thanks for any advice on how to resolve this. Maarten
