[X2Go-User] Transport endpoint is not connected? RE: Shared Folders, from Windows to Debian8

[KARL A. WOELFER]

Thank you again Stefan for the more detailed instructions, I am ~closer.

I selected automount for one folder on my WIndows client, "Benchmarking"

>From X2go, on the Debian 8 server side I see :


lrwxrwxrwx    1 kw* kw*           25 Jan 25 12:49 media -> /tmp/.x2go-kw*/media

kw*@chdd:~/media$ cd disk
kw*@chdd:~/media/disk$ ls -alrt


ls: cannot access _mnt_home_kw*_.x2go_ssh_key.Ja4672__cygdrive_C_Users_KARLWO1_DOCUME1_BENCHM1: Transport endpoint is not connected
total 8
d????????? ? ?        ?           ?            ? _mnt_home_kw*_.x2go_ssh_key.Ja4672__cygdrive_C_Users_KARLWO1_DOCUME1_BENCHM1

(??? above are the Unix file attributes)
This directory entry then goes away.

kw*@chdd:~/media/disk$ ls -alrt /tmp/.x2go-kw*/media/disk
total 8
drwx------ 5 kw* kw* 4096 Jan 25 13:03 ..
drwx------ 2 kw* kw* 4096 Jan 25 13:04 .

Transport endpoint not connected doesn't sound good, but I don't know what  to do with this information.

I also don't know the significance of the
_mnt_home_kw*_.x2go_ssh_key.Ja4672__


which precedes the _cygdrive_ name that we are expecting.


Is there something more I should have installed/running (Cygwin for example) on my Windows 7 laptop?

X2go client is version 4.0.5.0 (Qt 4.8.6)


Thanks for any and all help with this,
- Karl

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De : Stefan Baur <x2go-ml-1 at baur-itcs.de>
Envoyé : mercredi 25 janvier 2017 11:08
À : x2go-user at lists.x2go.org
Objet : Re: [X2Go-User] Shared Folders, from Windows to Debian8

Am 24.01.2017 um 22:49 schrieb KARL A. WOELFER:
> Thanks for the quick reply Stefan,
>
> My Windows 7 is running X2Go Client v 4.0.5.0 (Qt - 4.8.6)
>
>
> I am taking the defaults in Shared Folders (did not check the Automount box,
>
> or the Filename Encoding box.
>
>
> Where will I expect to find the shared C:\Users\Karl ...  Windows folder
> I am sharing on the Linux side?


Well, if you don't check the automount box - nowhere until you mount them?
How you mount them manually depends on what checkboxes you checked under
Options/Settings/General.

1a) If you set X2GoClient to minimize into the system tray, then you
right-click that icon, select the session name, then "Share folder ...".

1b) If, instead, you have the X2GoClient window on your screen even with
an active connection, click on the small folder icon, that's the left of
the three icons "Folder, Pause, Power".

>From there, the steps are the same again for both variants.
2) Click the name of the share in the window that has opened now
3) Click the "share" button.

If you either performed these steps or had the automount box checked,
your mountpoint will be somewhere under ~/media/disk/, with a name
starting with _cygdrive_.


> My Windows laptop has a single-user authentication, whereas we use LDAP
> on Linux, is this a potential problem?

I do not believe so. The mount is performed by FUSE through a tunneled
SSH connection, with the Cygwin SSHD spawning on your client, so it's
your server connecting back to the client, using a temporary SSH key
pair, so there's no exchange of your individual password involved.

I'll try to come up with a HowTo with a few screenshots, but at present,
my only Windows machine that has a US-English GUI is busy spinning its
hourglass over the Windows Update window ... which is not surprising, as
this was the first time since Mid-2014 that I powered it up.

-Stefan

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