On Thu, May 8, 2025 at 10:05 AM Raymond Yip <ryi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I fixed it, it seems I left the jdbc jar file inside the extension > directory. Once Guacamole container is fully setup after applying the > schemas, it no longer needs this file in the extension folder. > > Before I had these 2 files in the extension folder when it is started: > guacamole-auth-totp.jar > guacamole-auth-jdbc-postgresql-1.6.0.jar > > If you're using containers, and the standard extensions (PostgreSQL and TOTP are standard extensions), there's no reason you should be manually placing the JAR files in the extensions folder or having to manage it at all. The container startup process takes care of building up the extensions folder, including linking required JAR files, the guacamole.properties file, etc., based on the environment variables that you feed the container when you create it. -Nick >
