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Jason Keltz commented on GUACAMOLE-1032:
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Hi Nick,
No problem. Yes, I patched the code. Actually, I added the patch to our
automatic build system, compiled the code, and it replaced the original guacd.
I kept a copy of the old guacd. I did a diff between the original guacd and
the one I copied before the compile, and they were different. I even did a
second compile, and did a comparison of the two build directories to make
*sure* that the patch was actually applied, and it was.
However, I have good news! I worked through the directory with 1100+ files and
directories moving a few at a time, and I was finally able to figure out the
problem. One file in the directory which appears in the listing as:
? ????
... and when I went to delete it:
rm ?*
rm: remove regular empty file ‘\020 \200\203\350\177’? y
So it had control characters in the name! Place this file in the directory,
and Guacamole won't be able to list the SFTP dir. Regular SFTP itself wasn't
phased at all by this filename.
I then went to the next user, and worked on that. It took a bit longer, but I
finally figured it out there as well. There was a file in this directory
called "script\". I did:
rm script*
m: remove regular file ‘script\\’? y
Problem gone. The directory lists now.
This is therefore a different problem, and likely one that still exists in
1.2.0.
> No files show up in file browser for one user
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> Key: GUACAMOLE-1032
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1032
> Project: Guacamole
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: guacamole
> Affects Versions: 1.1.0
> Reporter: Jason Keltz
> Priority: Minor
>
> Guacamole is configured properly for SFTP access. A user has a mix of 1119
> files/directories in the home directory. The user hits CTRL-Shift-ALT,
> clicks on their home directory, then no files or directories are displayed.
> On the same host, another account with a smaller set of files and directories
> shows the files. I create a temp directory in the users directory called
> "TEMP". I do a "mv * TEMP" leaving just dot files. Now, when the user
> clicks on the home directory, the dot files are displayed.
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