Hello, I have been interested in getting Guacamole working in Docker on ARM for running on Raspberry Pi’s. Although the Raspberry Pi isn’t my primary use case, it does have the unique advantage of being cheap and ultra-low power (albeit at degraded performance compared to full-on desktops). I have a Raspberry Pi installed at all my remote locations so even when my servers are rebooting or having connectivity issues, I can still at least access devices on the local network through Guacamole (mostly SSH and the occasional VNC). I looked around and only found pre-compiled versions that claimed to be compatible with Raspberry Pi’s but were tragically old versions of Guacamole.
I have gone through the (surprisingly not painstaking) process of modifying the Dockerfile’s for guacamole-server and guacamole-client. I could create a pull request if that is what is wanted to integrate it to the main codebase. For now, I felt I should at least share the changes I made here for others looking to do the same. guacamole-server/Dockerfile changes: - -DWITH_SSE2=ON \ + -DWITH_SSE2=OFF \ (SSE2 doesn’t compile on ARM, I don’t have any windows computers on this network to verify that FreeRDP still works with this option disabled) guacamole-client/Dockerfile changes: -ARG TOMCAT_VERSION=8.5 -ARG TOMCAT_JRE=jdk8 +ARG TOMCAT_VERSION=9 +ARG TOMCAT_JRE=jdk21 -FROM maven:3-eclipse-temurin-8-focal AS builder +FROM maven:3-eclipse-temurin-21 AS builder (These might break things that I don’t interact with, as I’m positive that I don’t touch 100% of the codebase but it at least compiles properly and runs with PostgreSQL and TOTP and a custom notifier extension I wrote) Thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
