On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 1:42 PM <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I want to upload files from my linux server to a windows client over RDP. >
You might have to clarify a bit what you mean by "linux server" and "windows client." Generally, when thinking about Guacamole infrastructure, I think of the client as the system accessing Guacamole via a web browser, and the server as either the system running Guacamole (Tomcat and/or guacd), and then the Remote Server as the one being accessed via Guacamole. > The user has no access to this files, so he can not > use the browser for upload. I want automatically upload this files over the > guacamole tunnel. I found the createFileStream() methode > but it looks like this API is for a web client upload. My preferred > environment > is a nodejs server. > Can I access the user tunnel on the server side and upload my file over RDP > to the client? > Possibly so, but, again, this depends a little on what you mean by "server side." > Can I use the share option to get the session? Then can I use this URL for > the tunnel? > The share option provides credentials that will then allow someone to access the tunnel, but it does not directly give you a link to the tunnel. > Is it possible to share the session automatically with my node server over > the guacamole API? > > Or perhaps you have a better way to send files over the guacamole API the > the windows client. > > Maybe you can define terms a little more precisely, as suggested above, and tell us a high level what you're trying to accomplish and why. -Nick
