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Issue with SFTP on non-root account using Guacamole / GUAC
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone is able to give me a pointer with a strange issue
I've deployed Ubuntu on Azure and I've opted to manage it via Serverpilot.io. I then want to use Guacamole to access the service SSH and SFTP.
When I connect via GUAC (0.99) with the serverpilot account, I can use the SFTP functions without any issue.
Connecting with any other user, the SFTP function doesn't work - I suspect its because the account doesn't have permissions to see the root of the file system.
When I use another SFTP client (Cyberduck), the client recognises that it doesn't have access to the root file system and redirects to somewhere else.....but GUAC doesn't.
Is there something I can change either on GUAC or Ubuntu to get round this??
Thanks
I'm wondering if anyone is able to give me a pointer with a strange issue
I've deployed Ubuntu on Azure and I've opted to manage it via Serverpilot.io. I then want to use Guacamole to access the service SSH and SFTP.
When I connect via GUAC (0.99) with the serverpilot account, I can use the SFTP functions without any issue.
Connecting with any other user, the SFTP function doesn't work - I suspect its because the account doesn't have permissions to see the root of the file system.
When I use another SFTP client (Cyberduck), the client recognises that it doesn't have access to the root file system and redirects to somewhere else.....but GUAC doesn't.
Is there something I can change either on GUAC or Ubuntu to get round this??
Thanks
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