Ok, when doing file transfert from browser to remote or revert, file is always stored on guacd file system, isn't it ? Thanks for your explanation. I will certainly moved to rdp because my security officer doesn't want to open sftp.
Le lun. 5 mai 2025, 18:24, Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org> a écrit : > On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 12:19 PM Arnaud bourree <arnaud.bour...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Thanks Nick. >> >> I try rdp with rdp protocole only file sharing. >> Could you confirme that rdp protocole share files from guacd host with >> remote desktop? >> From what I saw, if I want to share files from my browser to remote >> desktop, it is mandatory to use sftp. >> > The file sharing mechanism with RDP shares a file on the system running > guacd with the RDP server, yes. However, this directory is also made > available in the Guacamole menu within the browser. So, it is possible to: > * Upload files through the browser to the directory on the system running > guacd, and then see those files on the RDP server. > * Copy files in the RDP session to the shared folder on the system running > guacd, and then download those files in the browser. > > SFTP works very much the same way - when the SFTP connection is made, the > user in the browser is able to see those files and both upload and download > files that can then be accessed from any other system that has access to > that SFTP location. > > -Nick > >>
