On Mon, Dec 4, 2017 at 8:16 PM, Oliver.Zhan <zhangjianp...@hikvision.com> wrote:
> > > I means that if the sftp server can not connect to remote computer > automatically > <https://www.baidu.com/link?url=ySiZYO4F2h8HgxqyjJcX89YXzPwFqZ25YB6ujbGuHk1JN7wEc_9UaSuQqbE6lqw8qwuoHjRY3gK6qU6PUUMgLCpjszqwgd62cKjs_XuKNaa&wd=&eqid=f69d70ad0002e204000000045a25f214> > , it is very inconvenience > <http://www.baidu.com/link?url=yRhQ7N2uMQ6d_jegkEZ97FJrYOmsqP1jopnzkTiAopq9ydYVgzo12FFQXtONFOkDNNd50ibfzLB4MFmL8YQodfrQGJJSbJygWLh1EVod2nC> > , > > > I have configrated sftp for a connection in the guacamole,and > ctrl+alt+shift get the ftp server and had upload file to the ftp server > ,but how can I download the file in the sftp server to the remote > computer? Not support > <http://www.baidu.com/link?url=gBfB3VzaAY43Degnya1Utvhh--UFo0axnYBAJ_DTjlqQll8C_yoyc7lPvEfyM75sL0Njusqo3N-gVILmbzMZBlANuFOMQAp0DZqMFtO0zcC> > Drag? > Guacamole does not provide any facility for connecting the SFTP server to the remote computer in the cases where those two systems are separate - that's up to you. There are a couple of ways you can solve this, though: - If you're using RDP connections from Guacamole, make sure the "Enable Drive" option is checked, and that should enable the seamless file sharing between Guacamole and the Remote Desktop server, which allows for direct file uploads/downloads between the browser and the RDP computer. - If you're using RDP, VNC, or Telnet, with the SFTP option enabled, run the SFTP server on the same host you're connecting to. For Windows, you can run the recent port of the OpenSSH service to Windows and that will enable file transfers directly between the browser and the Windows host. -Nick
