Absolutely do. Here is the actual code (as it is currently):
# Enable/Start Tomcat and Guacamole Services
{
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable tomcat
systemctl restart tomcat
systemctl enable guacd
systemctl restart guacd
systemctl status tomcat
systemctl status guacd
} &
s_echo "y" "${Bold}Enable & Start Tomcat and Guacamole Services... ";
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Above this is the setup of tomcat, guacamole, mariadb and JKS. Skimming
through the code now, looks like mariaDB is the only other service I enable
and start/restart prior to this point.
I will poke at it more, but for now I just placed this line at the end of my
code setting up Guacamole and it works:
# Set guacd.service to have the proper SEL context
restorecon -v /etc/systemd/system/guacd.service
Open to any ideas you may have, but so far I cannot explain the context of
the file not being set without intervention. Thanks
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