I'm trying to better understand Drive Redirection configuration. I have an Ubuntu Desktop server with XRDP installed and with a user account for myself on it.
On my local PC I install freerdp2-x11 and from a terminal I can execute: *$ xfreerdp /cert-ignore +gfx /rfx /rfx-mode:video /video /bpp:32 /dynamic-resolution /home-drive +clipboard /sound:sys:pulse /v:192.168.X.X* The Desktop appears and everything works great. What I liked was that both Freerdp2 and XRDP support the "*/home-drive*" option which per the Freerdp Manual on Device Redirection <https://github.com/awakecoding/FreeRDP-Manuals/blob/master/User/FreeRDP-User-Manual.markdown#redirection> : > *To redirect the user home directory as a drive,** use /home-drive:* > > xfreerdp /v:rdp.contoso.com /home-drive > > *This is convenient if the user "JohnDoe" wants to redirect only > "/home/JohnDoe" instead of the root directory ("/").* > I believe I remember that Guacamole uses Freerdp for RDP connectivity. *So is there a way within Guacamole's "connection" config to redirect the User's local PC /home/user_name* *directory to be the User's Guacamole "Redirected Drive" ?* *In essence... use the FreeRDP "/home-drive" capability.* If so... how is that configured? Thanks for any info Brian
