Il 12/12/2022 18:59, Michael Jumper ha scritto:
On Mon, Dec 12, 2022, 9:36 AM Alessandro Sironi
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm facing a very strange issue on my fresh install of guacamole on a
raspberry Pi4 4GB.
After ending my installation and configuration (extension enabled:
mysql, LDAP, TOTP and branding, I had restored a DB from an old
installed guacamole that work) I can't connect into any connection
I've
setted up, then I've look into catalina.out but I've find nothing
intresting (just "connection refuse" as error), so I've put guacd
into
debug mode (/usr/local/sbin/guacd -L debug -f) and then I had try to
connect again, well, it works on every connections of every flavour
(SSH, VNC, Telnet, RDP), so I have stop again guacd and restart it in
normal way, now none of the connetions works and the only log I
have is
a "connection refuse".
What should I do to better debug this issue? Anyone have idea on
what's
going on this Pi?
It sounds like your guacd service is just not set up to start on boot,
so it's only running when you manually start it.
Nope, it start on boot (I've checked it via systemctl and it's up and
running)
Depending on how "localhost" is defined within your system, it's also
possible that guacd is listening on IPv6 while the webapp is trying to
connect to IPv4 (or vice versa). If you're positive the guacd service
is running, I'd check what guacd says in the logs regarding the
address it's listening on.
- Mike
It's listening on IPv4, infact if I manually stop it and then manually
start it in debug mode, connections works, if I manually stop it again
and manually start it via systemctl, connections stop working.
ATM I'm reaching guacamole webpage via tomcat, I'm not proxied it via
apache as I usually do (I'll check that all works w/out nothing than
guacamole, before put other things in).
Thanks for your reply,
Alessandro
