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How to specify Custom locations correctly #3722
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I'll quickly hijack your post, because I'm currently investigating an issue with custom locations, that could be related to yours
the host works without specifying the custom location in the GUI |
I didn't fully understand what needed to be done... I also tried to add a construction to the host file itself (from the guacamole manual)
But then the container does not restart and throws a bunch of errors on this configuration. Maybe I'm closing the brackets '}' incorrectly If you remove the '}' after access_log off; then there are no errors, but it still does not work |
it looks like you've added it to the nginx config not the host config or downgrade nginx to a previous version |
I installed version v2.10.4 and everything worked |
v2.11.1 The same problem exists |
Try 2.11.2, for me that one did the trick! |
you already solved the issue? im still trying to figure out, using npm v2.11.3 and guacamole v1.5.4, can access via http without certificate in port 8080, but cant access using the proxy port with SSL. 😭 |
Good day to all!
Version 2.11.1 is installed
Guacamole is installed and is available at gua.mysite.com/guacamole . How to correctly specify the user location so that the site is immediately accessible at gua.mysite.com ?
I've tried all the options, but none of them work, even from the official guacamole help page.
or
not work
I will be grateful for your help!
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