Important: what ever folder you are starting with on Guacamole, you will
need to make sure that the guacd daemon has ownership and chmod 755 on
the directory.
Then, if you are using NGINX you'll need to set the file size threshold
*client_max_body_size*, Apache you will need to do something like this below
*<Directory "/path/to/storage/">**
**LimitRequestBody 5242880**
**</Directory>*
*Thank You*
Sean Hulbert
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On 9/14/2023 3:58 AM, Eby Mani wrote:
Fantastic.
Drive name: ${GUAC_USERNAME}
Drive Path: /path/${GUAC_USERNAME}
shared folder owner need to be guacd, else we get "You do not have
permission to upload this file. If you require access, please check
your system settings, or check with your system administrator." when
trying to upload files.
Thanks,
On Thursday, 14 September, 2023 at 02:22:11 pm IST, MAURIZI Lorenzo
<[email protected]> wrote:
You are right, I'm sorry, I forgot to mention the settings of the
individual RDP connection set up in Guacamole.
In Drive name I put
${GUAC_USERNAME}
In Drive Path:
/drive/${GUAC_USERNAME}
Where /drive/ is the folder set as the shared drive in the guacamole
server.
1. if you set up the RDP connection like me, you will obtain a user
separation, if you set the drive path the same for all connections,
all users will see the same content in the " Guacamole Filesystem on
Guacamole RDP " network drive in all servers.
2. in the /drive/ shared directory in the linux system you need to
grant read and write access to the user running guacd and guacamole
client (both) if I remember well. But I'm sure this information was
already mentioned in another mailing list message. In my case the user
is the same, so it is easy to do :-)
I hope this is all clear now! Sorry for the incomplete information.
Lorenzo
