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Fixes upgrade 1.2.0 to 1.4.0 while the directories do not exist after upgrade to version 1.4.0. So FreeRDP can not access this folders with "daemon" user. So I obtained this parts from the guac-install.sh to make RDP work again on upgraded 1.4.0 Version.
# Fix for #196
mkdir -p /usr/sbin/.config/freerdp
chown daemon:daemon /usr/sbin/.config/freerdp
# Fix for #197
mkdir -p /var/guacamole
chown daemon:daemon /var/guacamole
Hi, great work, I have, like many other people, if my Google searches were any indication, found issues with normal reverse proxying. Obviously moving Apache Guacamole behind a public facing reverse proxy, while not absolutely necessary, is best practice. For this reason, I was having huge performance issues behind a vanilla RP on NginX until I read the Apache Quac documentation, noting the headers and buffering (Especially under NginX). This solved the issue for me and I thought might assist users of your script as well.