On Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 9:31 AM, Adrian Owen <adrian.o...@eesm.com> wrote:
> Hi, > > > > OS – Debian Jessie x86 > > Building Guacamole 0.9.14 > > > > When I ran ./configure during the build it reported wsock32 is missing: > > > > Library status: > > > > freerdp ............. yes > > pango ............... yes > > libavcodec .......... yes > > libavutil ........... yes > > libssh2 ............. yes > > libssl .............. yes > > libswscale .......... yes > > libtelnet ........... yes > > libVNCServer ........ yes > > libvorbis ........... yes > > libpulse ............ yes > > libwebp ............. yes > > *wsock32 ............. no* > > > > Protocol support: > > > > RDP ....... yes > > SSH ....... yes > > Telnet .... yes > > VNC ....... yes > > > > But Guacamole connections work. > Yes, this is expected on Linux. wsock32 is the Windows socket support, which will only show up if you're building on/for Windows. This has nothing to do with whether or not Guacamole connects to Windows systems, or if file transfers work or not. > However file transfers fail ? > > > > Heres DEBUG syslog of a HTTP session desktop file dropped onto the > Download folder on G: drive. Note the File open refused errors: > I only see you attempt two file transfers: fff.txt (which appears to succeed) and desktop.ini (which appears to fail). I think using desktop.ini is not the greatest test - this is a "special" file in Windows, anyway, so Windows is likely placing some restrictions on the transfer of that file. Maybe create a few more plain text files, both on the Windows side and the client side, and try transferring them back and forth and see what works and what doesn't. -Nick
