[X2Go-User] USB forwarding documentation

Stefan Baur X2Go-ML-1 at baur-itcs.de
Tue Nov 7 22:49:30 CET 2017


Am 07.11.2017 um 21:41 schrieb Seth Galitzer:
> I'm calling xfreerdp from TCE to connect directly to the RDP server.
> I've been trying to find the right cli options for xfreerdp to use for
> this, but documentation is pretty light on this and I have yet to find
> something that works.
> 
> If I run dmesg on the thin client device from within the TCE desktop, I
> can see that my flash drive is recognized, but it's not getting mounted.
> That sounds like a udev issue within debian, but I was hoping somebody
> on the list had already solved this problem.

So your actually have two problems:
1) getting the automounter to mount your flash drive.

2) getting xfreerdp to forward that mountpoint to the RDP server.

You could try to research them independently. Let's start with 2): How
about running xfreerdp on a Linux "fat client", and tinkering with its
cli options until you get it to forward a local directory?

Regarding 1): Funny coincidence, I was trying out the usb mass storage
automounter today and realized that in its current incarnation, it can
only handle VFAT - not ext*-formatted media.
I'm planning to improve the code in question $SOON, but at the moment, I
would suggest double-checking that your flash drive is in VFAT format.

Kind Regards,
Stefan Baur

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