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2FA no longer valid #16
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Indeed, I believe schemas are not compatible between PG versions. I should mention it, and add a paragraph in the updated method about that. That being said, here's what should work (provided you have access to the machine without Guacamole!) Enter the docker conainer: Connect to the database: Find the user id of the user: This should return something like: user_id --------- 2 (1 row) Run the following command:
Exit the container, and try to login again to guacamole. You should be prompted with the MFA registration again (qr code, etc...) EDIT: one-liner should be something like: |
I think I saw a similar issue in the Guacamole mailing list a while ago, I'll have a look. If you have a work around, that's OK, but I'll still try to find the correct solution. Can you also post your logs? ( Another question comes to mind: can you check that you don't have multiple versions of the extensions in the config/guacamole/extensions and extensions-enabled directories? |
Sure thing:
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I just saw that the time zone logged was Etc/UTC. I have now set the -e TZ="Europe/Berlin" variable to match the host and my desktop, thinking it was indeed a symptom of time being out of sync, but the issue remains. |
I was able to reproduce: the issue is conflicting extensions ( Remove the 1.5.1 one, restart the container, and you should be good. TODO:
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Hey, champ! That worked. Thanks a million for your expert support. 👍 |
Hey there
After following the guide to upgrade PostgreSQL to v14, my docker instance now successfully starts and I can log in with my stored username and password, only the 2FA fails:
My clocks are all synced, so I have no idea what next to try. Is there a way to reinitiate the setup of 2FA for a given user from the CLI?
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