Thanks for the reply,

We run the Guacamolestack via Docker on Ubuntu 22.04. We upgraded from 1.5.5 to 1.6.0. On 1.5.5, the installation could handle 20 active VNC connections without problems. On 1.6.0, even 10 VNC connections produce heavy load.

 Htop reports multiple guacd processes at around 100% cpu load. Below that are multiple guacd processes at around 25%. The more active connections, the more high cpu guacd processes.

This is a htop snapshot with only 5 active VNC connections:


    PID USER      PRI  NI  VIRT   RES   SHR S CPU%▽MEM%   TIME+ Command
4089121 backupuse  20   0 1282M 80448  3956 S 100.  0.3  1h02:21 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4089136 backupuse  20   0 1282M 80448  3956 R 100.  0.3 58:03.27 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4090700 backupuse  20   0 1025M 70368  3940 R 50.0  0.3  3:18.15 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4087737 backupuse  20   0 1323M 70372  3380 S 25.0  0.3  0:20.91 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4087963 backupuse  20   0 1233M 69536  3956 S 25.0  0.3 21:17.04 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4087978 backupuse  20   0 1233M 69536  3956 S 25.0  0.3 20:06.68 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4089938 backupuse  20   0 1234M 38836  3956 S 25.0  0.2  1:22.33 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4089953 backupuse  20   0 1234M 38836  3956 S 25.0  0.2  1:10.15 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4089958 backupuse  20   0 1297M 64144  3956 S 25.0  0.3  7:11.54 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4089972 backupuse  20   0 1297M 64144  3956 S 25.0  0.3  0:03.90 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info 4090685 backupuse  20   0 1025M 70368  3940 S 25.0  0.3  3:27.40 /opt/guacamole/sbin/guacd -f -b 0.0.0.0 -L info


Last lines of guacd Logs:

guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Creating new client for protocol "vnc"
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection ID is "$b6c10dee-d19b-4b90-a6e8-c88d1947635a"
guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       Cursor rendering: local
guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       User "@58917d1d-a159-4df4-8ca9-492e1d89ce50" joined connection "$b6c10dee-d19b-4b90-a6e8-c88d1947635a" (1 users now present) guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       Local system reports 6 processor(s) are available. guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       Graphical updates will be encoded using 6 worker thread(s). guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       User "@58917d1d-a159-4df4-8ca9-492e1d89ce50" disconnected (0 users remain) guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       Last user of connection "$b6c10dee-d19b-4b90-a6e8-c88d1947635a" disconnected
guacd      | guacd[123810]: INFO:       Internal VNC client disconnected
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection "$b6c10dee-d19b-4b90-a6e8-c88d1947635a" removed.
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Creating new client for protocol "vnc"
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection ID is "$2bab984c-a691-47c9-8847-97adb65bd3fe"
guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       Cursor rendering: local
guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       User "@1254811c-5e65-4b73-a3b2-900934a27d6f" joined connection "$2bab984c-a691-47c9-8847-97adb65bd3fe" (1 users now present) guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       Local system reports 6 processor(s) are available. guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       Graphical updates will be encoded using 6 worker thread(s).
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Creating new client for protocol "vnc"
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection ID is "$88ed2f29-8f3b-4bca-8026-b68a0f942766"
guacd      | guacd[123843]: INFO:       Cursor rendering: local
guacd      | guacd[123843]: INFO:       User "@5544ecf5-215c-45f0-a0ea-d5f76371eeb9" joined connection "$88ed2f29-8f3b-4bca-8026-b68a0f942766" (1 users now present) guacd      | guacd[123843]: INFO:       Local system reports 6 processor(s) are available. guacd      | guacd[123843]: INFO:       Graphical updates will be encoded using 6 worker thread(s).
guacd      | guacd[123827]: ERROR:      User is not responding.
guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       User "@1254811c-5e65-4b73-a3b2-900934a27d6f" disconnected (0 users remain) guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       Last user of connection "$2bab984c-a691-47c9-8847-97adb65bd3fe" disconnected
guacd      | guacd[123827]: INFO:       Internal VNC client disconnected
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection "$2bab984c-a691-47c9-8847-97adb65bd3fe" removed.
guacd      | guacd[123768]: ERROR:      User is not responding.
guacd      | guacd[123768]: INFO:       User "@fc03c991-978d-4fee-9cf9-8437595322e5" disconnected (0 users remain) guacd      | guacd[123768]: INFO:       Last user of connection "$da98e939-0b2a-431a-a728-08840ac37402" disconnected
guacd      | guacd[123768]: INFO:       Internal VNC client disconnected
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection "$da98e939-0b2a-431a-a728-08840ac37402" removed.
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Creating new client for protocol "vnc"
guacd      | guacd[1]: INFO:    Connection ID is "$f5e99d70-7850-4bc3-a901-70d3d835324b"
guacd      | guacd[123861]: INFO:       Cursor rendering: local
guacd      | guacd[123861]: INFO:       User "@bf325412-a5d9-4caf-9a7c-0639f37b2ea0" joined connection "$f5e99d70-7850-4bc3-a901-70d3d835324b" (1 users now present) guacd      | guacd[123861]: INFO:       Local system reports 6 processor(s) are available. guacd      | guacd[123861]: INFO:       Graphical updates will be encoded using 6 worker thread(s).

I can't test RDP at the moment since this server has no access to any RDP servers. CPU is a AMD EPYC 7282 with 24G of RAM. I'm happy to provide more info if needed.

Many thanks,

Robin Fackler

On 2025/08/22 03:24:21 Ivanmarcus wrote:
> Thank you both for reporting this issue.
>
> In order for people to best assist you it would be helpful if you could
> provide some detail around your setup. For example the OS, whether the
> install is bare-metal, docker, or VM etc, and what other software is
> involved? Have you tried RDP or SSH and, if so, do you have the same issue?
>
> Also, did you upgrade a running installation or export existing data to
> a fresh install? What does HTOP report, and is there anything odd
> showing in log files?
>
> Finally RAM, CPU, and any other hardware information could be useful.
>
> Thanks.
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