On Tue, Oct 14, 2025 at 4:03 PM Tony Guadagno <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just to close this thread out, the issue is I was using this environment > variable: > > -e MYSQL_DRIVER="mariadb" > > > > But…contrary to the documentation, guacamole does not support using the > mariadb driver. So you have to use > > -e MYSQL_DRIVER="mysql" > > > > Which seems to work just as well. > > > Thanks for replying with your work-around, Tony - as mentioned by Vincent, this appears to be broken due to upstream dependencies that we need to update. I suspect that the upstream dependency in question, MyBatis, might have bumped the Java version requirement up and that may be why we didn't go to that version, but I haven't verified that. Anyway, we'll try to get that fixed in a future release, and maybe add the download of the MariaDB JDBC driver, as well. -Nick >
