Re: Authentication issue after build client war file

[Mike Jumper]

On Mon, Dec 4, 2017 at 7:48 AM, David Rodriguez  wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> Any clue why I still unable to see the Spanish keyboard layout after
> follow the steps mentioned before?
>
>
The contents of the keyboard layout field within the connection parameters
in the admin UI are determined by the "rdp.json" file which you edited.
Assuming that the edit was correct (you didn't accidentally produce invalid
JSON), that should be all you need for the choice to be made available. You
don't even technically need to add the translation - it will appear as a
huge uppercase machine-readable string, but will still be a choice.

If the choice is not available at all, then the only possibility is that
the version of Guacamole deployed was not built against the guacamole-ext
that you modified. This could be because:

1) Tomcat did not actually redeploy Guacamole when you copied the new
guacamole.war over (you may need to clear the working directory containing
the exploded contents of the .war and restart Tomcat to force Tomcat to
re-extract and redeploy)
2) You did not copy the new guacamole.war over
3) The "guacamole" project within guacamole-client was not rebuilt against
the "guacamole-ext" containing your modifications

If nothing is working in your attempts to resolve this, I would suggest:

1) Doing a full "mvn clean install" from the root of the "guacamole-client"
source directory. This will rebuild absolutely everything, and will ensure
guacamole is built against your modified guacamole-ext.
2) Stop Tomcat
3) Remove the existing guacamole.war and associated guacamole/ directory
(automatically created by Tomcat upon deployment)
4) Copy guacamole/target/guacamole*.war in place
5) Start Tomcat
6) Verify that Tomcat automatically extracted the .war

At that point, assuming your changes are indeed present on the source tree
you built, the choice should now be available.

Looking back at GUACAMOLE-233, though ... this shouldn't be necessary. The
keymap was added at the guacamole-server level, and should also have been
added to guacamole-client. I've reopened the issue in JIRA, as this was
definitely an oversight.

- Mike

答复: 答复: how to download a file form sftp to a connection in the guacamole?

[Oliver . Zhan]

I just want to kown you how to transfer file between local computer with remote 
computer in the guacamole by the sftp?

It is  
inconvenience?
 What is 
difference?
 I also can redicetly to acecess remote computer by ssh or rdp to transfer file?

发件人: Nick Couchman [mailto:vn...@apache.org]
发送时间: 2017年12月5日 10:15
收件人: user@guacamole.apache.org
主题: Re: 答复: how to download a file form sftp to a connection in the guacamole?


Drag is supported. Just drag the file over the Guacamole display and drop it. 
The file will be uploaded to the SFTP server within the default upload 
directory.

- Mike

If I understand the scenario correctly, the Guacamole connection 
(RDP/Telnet/VNC) is being pointed at a different host than the SFTP connection, 
and the question is how to have files sent to the SFTP server automatically 
show up on the host that Guacamole is connecting to.  Maybe I'm 
misunderstanding the question, though??

-Nick


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Re: 答复: how to download a file form sftp to a connection in the guacamole?

[Nick Couchman]

>
>
> Drag is supported. Just drag the file over the Guacamole display and drop
> it. The file will be uploaded to the SFTP server within the default upload
> directory.
>
> - Mike
>
> If I understand the scenario correctly, the Guacamole connection
(RDP/Telnet/VNC) is being pointed at a different host than the SFTP
connection, and the question is how to have files sent to the SFTP server
automatically show up on the host that Guacamole is connecting to.  Maybe
I'm misunderstanding the question, though??

-Nick

Re: 答复: how to download a file form sftp to a connection in the guacamole?

[Mike Jumper]

On Dec 4, 2017 17:17, "Oliver.Zhan"  wrote:



I means that if the sftp server can not connect to remote computer
automatically

, it is very inconvenience

,



I have configrated sftp for a connection in the guacamole,and
ctrl+alt+shift get the ftp server and had upload file to the ftp server
,but how can I download the file in the sftp server to the remote
computer?  Not support

Drag?


Drag is supported. Just drag the file over the Guacamole display and drop
it. The file will be uploaded to the SFTP server within the default upload
directory.

- Mike

how can i get the file transfer menu in the guacamole

[Oliver . Zhan]

I have configrated sftp  for a connection in the guacamole ,but how can I get 
the file transfer menu ? need a shortcut 
key?
 Please help me!



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The RDP virtual drive - How to copy directory from remote to local

[Anburaj Palraj]

Hi Team,

currently am using Apache Guacamole 0.9.12 .  Using The RDP virtual drive
am able to copy files without any issues .

How do i copy directories  using  the  RDP virtual drive  ?  kindly help