(Bringing this back on-list) On Thu, Nov 19, 2020 at 11:23 AM Eden <[email protected]> wrote:
> thank you Mike, > > ok so i need to create the directory, i get it > > do i need to copy something in there ? > No. After creating the directory, you would create any configuration files that you need. You mentioned that you want to use "user-mapping.xml" earlier, so that would be a file that you should create. The format is documented in the manual, along with a full example: http://guacamole.apache.org/doc/gug/configuring-guacamole.html#user-mapping If not using "user-mapping.xml", then you would not be creating this file. There are also other directories and files that can exist within "/etc/guacamole", but none of these need to be created (or should be created) unless you find yourself needing to do so. Have a configuration option that requires a property in "guacamole.properties"? Then that file needs to be created so you can add the property in question. No such configuration options need to be set? Then the file doesn't need to exist. Create the configuration files you need. Don't create what you don't need. There isn't any boilerplate that needs to be copied, no "make-it-work" setting that needs to be set to "true". If something needs to be added to a configuration file, it will be because you have a specific need for exactly that. - Mike
