Hello, RDP file transfer works like this: when you use Guacamole web client to upload files to a Windows machine you will find that there is only one folder into the Shared drive. This folder corresponds to a subdir with the name of the user connected to Guacamole, that Guacamole creates automatically inside the directory specified in configuration as shared drive.
When you go into the Windows machine in Guacamole, you can find a mapped shared drive into File Explorer, you can see that it is named “<username> on Guacamole RDP”. Inside this mapped drive you can find the files you uploaded before. And this works also in the opposite way. The content of this shared drive is the same for all windows machines used by the same user, as it is the same directory in the Guacamole server that is mapped to the current connection. I hope this answers your question. Regards Lorenzo Da: Eby Mani <[email protected]> Inviato: giovedì 14 settembre 2023 09:04 A: [email protected] Oggetto: Re: Transfer Files over RDP How exactly file transfer happen over RDP ?. Do we need to manually copy files from system running guacd to Windows 2019 server ?. On Linux systems where protocol is ssh, we enable SFTP and specify directory, all transferred files will be in that directory. > The value of drive-path should be the path on the *Linux system running > guacd* that you want to make available for transfer, so this should almost > certainly not contain a Windows path like c:\tmp. > > -Nick
