> > Guacamole does not use the same options to configure the same internal > flags. The "xfreerdp" client and Guacamole are not equivalent in > implementation, regardless of the fact that they use the same underlying > RDP library (FreeRDP).
I was just looking into FreeRDP code and get to know about these flags. It's not my requirement. I was just playing with those flags and trying to find out the behaviour of Audio in Remote Server. There could be use case though If I want to play sound on server machine but not on the local machine which is somewhere else and do have audio support ( speakers not on cloud ) . > > Honestly, "leave on server" does not make sense to me as an option, but > based on the code you pasted in your email, you'd need to use the > "console-audio" option: I tried to send the console-audio flag as well based on that code but of no use. On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 6:24 PM, Nick Couchman <[email protected]> wrote: > >>> It has following command line interface options. >>> >>> >>>> audio-mode: Audio output mode >>>> (mode can 0 - redirect locally, 1 - leave on server, 2 - none) >>> >>> >>> In Guacamole, If I set disable-audio=true then it disables the audio on >>> remote server as well. >>> >>> *How can we achieve this on Guacamole ? ( leave on server ) * >>> >>> >> Honestly, "leave on server" does not make sense to me as an option, but >> based on the code you pasted in your email, you'd need to use the >> "console-audio" option: >> >> > Yeah, I'm curious, Amarjeet, what your use-case is for having the audio > available on the server? This option has never made a lot of sense to me, > though I can imagine maybe one scenario (controlling a desktop) where this > might make sense, but in a server or cloud scenario where you have multiple > users accessing a variety of either server or VDI-type machines, I fail to > see why you'd ever need audio to be "playing" on a server device and not > forwarded out to the remote system? > > -Nick >
