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Jonathan Johnson edited comment on GUACAMOLE-258 at 3/30/17 3:50 AM:
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Ok thanks for the reply. But perhaps I didn't phrase my question correctly or I
don't understand your response.
It sounds like you are saying the javascript/web socket code can not access the
computer's clipboard, without some type of extension and/or permission request.
I get that.
What I'm asking is the ability for the user to paste directly onto the session
screen.... I'm not asking for the guac code to access the clipboard. Again,
maybe I'm not understanding what you're saying.
I am positive about one thing: there is another web-to-ssh project on github
called EC2Box. It does allow the user paste content directly into the web/ssh
session.
Also, my first option may make opening the clipboard panel easier - i.e.,
trigger the panel opening when the mouse is moved to the left side, or
something along those lines.
was (Author: jyjohnson):
Ok thanks for the reply. But perhaps I didn't phrase my question correctly or I
don't understand your response.
It sounds like you are saying the javascript/web socket code can not access the
computer's clipboard, without some type of extension and/or permission request.
I get that.
What I'm asking is the ability for the user to paste directly onto the session
screen.... I'm not asking for the guac code to access the clipboard. Again,
maybe I'm not understanding what you're saying.
I am positive about one thing: there is another web-to-ssh project on github
called EC2Box. It does allow the user paste content directly into the web/ssh
session.
> copy/paste directly on to ssh screen session
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> Key: GUACAMOLE-258
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-258
> Project: Guacamole
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: guacamole-client
> Reporter: Jonathan Johnson
> Priority: Minor
>
> Hi - not sure if this has been discussed before, if it has, apologies, I
> didn't see it.
> IMHO, pressing ctrl+alt+shift to open the left side 'clipboard' panel,
> pasting text, closing the panel, and then right click (to copy the content
> into the ssh session) is very cumbersome.
> Could guacamole be enhanced to either:
> 1. allow the mouse pointer to open/close the panel
> 2. allow the user to copy and/or paste content directly onto the ssh terminal
> Thanks.
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