icke, Good news -- rdp sound works on bare metal, too. I toyed around with a couple of Debian 12 servers w/ XFCE installed on DigitalOcean this evening. After running `./xrdp-installer-1.5.1..sh -c -s`, rebooting, and then using Remmina to connect, sound came through just fine. The Remmina connection has an option for "Local" under "Audio Output" on the Advanced tab.
Also note that although DO's Debian 12 image includes wget and lsb-release (unlike the Incus image), it does *not* include dbus-x11. That package is needed to properly start the xfce windows session, so it needs to be installed if you use DO. Hope this helps. ~ML On Sat, Aug 31, 2024 at 6:34 PM Matthew Lawson <[email protected]> wrote: > icke, > > This may or may not help b/c I'm using linux containers, but... > I just finished setting up remote access with sound through guac to a > linux container (Incus) running Debian12+xfce. I leaned on the c-nergy > script Askew mentioned. I use the `-c` flag so the script builds a version > customized to the target OS and the `-s` flag for sound (natch). > > That is, using this command: `./xrdp-installer-1.5.1.sh -c -s` > > Heads up: the c-nergy script depends on a couple of packages that might > not be in your base Debian distribution. For instance, the Incus Debian 12 > image does not include wget or lsb-release (lsb-release is used to ID the > OS -- without it, the script exits with an error message). > > Good luck. > > ~ML > > On Sat, Aug 31, 2024 at 8:05 AM icke <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Could have thought of that earlier. No audio over Remmina. So its off to >> new forums, I guess. :) >> >> And because its not said often enough: Thank you for your work (and >> patience), Nick. >> >> >> Thorsten >> >> >> Am 30.08.24 um 17:59 schrieb Nick Couchman: >> >> One follow-up question from me: If you connect to your xrdp server with a >> non-Guacamole RDP client (Microsoft Remote Desktop Client, xfreerdp, etc.) >> does audio work in those scenarios? This would help determine if it is >> something specific to Guacamole or more generally the xrdp configuration. >> >> -Nick >> >> >>
