I’ve spent a good bit of time trying to get guacamole in docker working on ARM, specifically for the Raspberry Pi series of SBCs. When I started, I used someone’s docker-compose which worked out of the gate but it only worked on non-arm devices at the time because it uses a release of the guacd and guacamole docker images, not the latest changes that exists in the repo’s which should support docker on ARM. Just a quick comparison between their docker compose and yours it seems like you’re missing some networks to allow the containers to communicate with each other (maybe other things as well). I would recommend building the docker files for guacamole client and guacamole server yourself directly on the raspberry pi until the released docker images get updated. Make sure to update the image names in your docker compose to match the name of the image you built locally. I was able to do this and it is working well for me. I have an older version of the code in a repo of mine that has a lot of extra things added (like native SSL support, a notifier extension, and others). I wouldn’t recommend building your docker images from that code unless you know what you’re doing, (especially because it’s out of date), but the docker compose definitely works for me when I build the images myself (note the changes to the names, and remove the unneeded environment variables/volumes). Hope all these resources help! -Nathaniel Belles On May 30, 2024, at 10:02, Hugh Barnard <[email protected]> wrote:
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