On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 5:40 AM, Amarjeet Singh <[email protected]> wrote:
> ... > > 2. I have given *sftp-directory* as /tmp but it is pointing to */ (root) > directory* always --> *NOT RESOLVED* > > The "sftp-directory" parameter does not control the root directory of the >> SFTP filesystem, but rather the default upload directory for files uploaded >> via drag-and-drop. From the section covering RDP + SFTP in the manual [1]: >> "sftp-directory - The directory to upload files to if they are simply >> dragged and dropped, and thus otherwise lack a specific upload location. >> This parameter is optional. If omitted, the default upload location of the >> SSH server providing SFTP will be used." > > > > -* I am not trying to control the root directory. I have configured > sftp-directory as /tmp* > > <param name="enable-sftp">true</param> >> <param name="sftp-hostname">162.16.1.25</param> >> <param name="sftp-port">22</param> >> <param name="sftp-username">vpnsadmin</param> >> <param name="sftp-password">123</param> >> <param name="sftp-directory">/tmp</param> > > > This will only affect the directory used for uploads by default. It will not limit access in any way (please see the description above). > > *- Now, It is not showing /tmp directory in Guacamole menu. Please refer > the screenshot.* > > Correct. The "sftp-directory" does not control this. It only affects drag-and-drop uploads. - > * It is showing / directory as sftp-directory. User is able to access > all the directories of the SSH server and upload in any directory. I want > the user to upload only in the directory defined in sftp-directory > parameter.* > > The "sftp-directory" parameter does not control this. It only controls the default upload directory for drag-and-drop uploads. Only the "sftp-root-directory" parameter controls which directory is exposed via SFTP. > 3. when I configure both *enable-drive* ad *enable-sftp*, then DRAG and > DROP does not work ( though Guacamole client shows that file is > transferred successfully ). When I use only enable-drive, then it works > fine. > > If you enable both traditional drive redirection and SFTP, file transfer via drag-and-drop will use drive redirection. The upload will go over SFTP only if that is the only file transfer mechanism enabled, or if you explicitly upload via SFTP using the Guacamole menu. 4. When I am configuring only SFTP transfer , then also drag and drop > doesn't work ( though Guacamole client shows that file is transferred > successfully ). > > When transferring via drag-and-drop, the file will be transferred to the location specified within "sftp-directory" (this is the purpose of that parameter). Based on the configuration information you've provided, you should find the uploaded file within /tmp on your Guacamole server. 5. Do Guacamole supports virtual channels or dynamic channels ? > > You already have a thread open for this. Rather than duplicating your question, please be patient. To anyone encountering this thread while searching for an answer to this question, the original thread is here: https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/f9b04626a3c972f7a34003b851739ec4f31402d05b8f5ed9491105de@%3Cuser.guacamole.apache.org%3E 6. I tried to copy image but it didn't worked. I digged into guacamole.js > where it do support copy of image. > > Guacamole currently only supports copy/paste of plain text. Amarjeet - this is an awful lot of questions, some of which do not deal with the original topic. If you have additional questions which do not relate to the original subject of the thread (your issues opening the virtual drive within the RDP session), please open a new thread. - Mike
