On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 2:52 PM Don Murdoch GSE BTHb <[email protected]>
wrote:

>    I have a guacamole 1.5.4 setup that works well most of the time. We
> have a few SSH, several VNC, and several RDP connections. Guac is
> setup w/ three containers. I do have the MySQL DB mounting an external
> volume, so I've gotten that far.  After some amount of run time users
> get a disconnected message and cannot connect to any new session.
> Users who are in a session are unaffected. The only thing I've seen is
> people pushing the back button, or logging in using a VM for a while,
> logging out and immediately trying to go back; that second event
> usually gives a nice red banner error.
>
>     I need a spot of help getting relevant logs out of the containers,
> and hopefully writing them to /var/log on the host.
>     So far - "docker logs -t --details guacamole --since 5m" and
> 'guacd' will get me the last 5 minutes worth of logs. I can also use
> the "docker logs --follow" and get output in two shells. SO - I am
> getting some log data. What I do not see is way to connect the user
> from guacamole to the user in guacd. I see readable names from
> guacamole, and from guacd I see log GUID like identifiers.
>
>
Hello, Don,
Not sure if this is still an issue for you after all these months, but, if
so, I'd recommend looking at Docker's documentation on log drivers -
specifically, they have one for journald, so that you can send logs to
systems running journald, or one for syslog, if you're using a system that
uses syslog over journald.

https://docs.docker.com/engine/logging/drivers/journald/
https://docs.docker.com/engine/logging/drivers/syslog/

-Nick

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