May 3, 201511 yr Docker based on the new RDP app in a browser base image, filezilla 3.10.3 this will be the support thread going forward. now in my normal repo.
May 3, 201511 yr Author boo boo in the template. Submitted a PR PM me the error, have to change the webui link too. copy pasta'd from another container, lol.
May 3, 201511 yr At this rate, my desktop and my laptop are going to become very expensive RDP clients and not a lot else...
May 3, 201511 yr Author At this rate, my desktop and my laptop are going to become very expensive RDP clients and not a lot else... I accept no liability for your machines becoming redundant.....
May 3, 201511 yr At this rate, my desktop and my laptop are going to become very expensive RDP clients and not a lot else... I accept no liability for your machines becoming redundant..... Joking aside I think it's a great thing, doesn't tie me to a single location, having two instances of a program and trying to keep them in sync was a pain. This way it's lik my own little cloud computing network. Fantastic I say!!
May 4, 201511 yr Author oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i cant hold it much longer is this client or server only?? client, filezilla server is windows only.
May 4, 201511 yr oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i cant hold it much longer is this client or server only?? client, filezilla server is windows only. Oh i got to change my pants, finally, i dont even need a kvm now!
May 4, 201511 yr oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i cant hold it much longer is this client or server only?? client, filezilla server is windows only. Oh i got to change my pants, finally, i dont even need a kvm now! Umm Sparky since im using port 3389 for guacamole for handbrake what can i use for filezilla, if i can only use one they see ya later Handbrake
May 4, 201511 yr Author oh oh oh oh oh oh oh i cant hold it much longer is this client or server only?? client, filezilla server is windows only. Oh i got to change my pants, finally, i dont even need a kvm now! Umm Sparky since im using port 3389 for guacamole for handbrake what can i use for filezilla, if i can only use one they see ya later Handbrake put 3389 on the container port side, anything you like on the host port side and use that port in guacamole setup.
May 5, 201511 yr This is indeed fantastic sparklyballs! Thank you very much for this! One question: is it also possible to connect to the filezilla docker with a non-browser based rdp tool? ...mainly in order to better resolution handling.
May 5, 201511 yr Author This is indeed fantastic sparklyballs! Thank you very much for this! One question: is it also possible to connect to the filezilla docker with a non-browser based rdp tool? ...mainly in order to better resolution handling. right click the docker icon, select edit and in the port section add 3389 on host and container side. save out the changes. if you already have port 3389 assigned to another docker, change the HOST SIDE ONLY to something else and use that port in whatever you connect with, keeping the container side as 3389.
May 5, 201511 yr This is indeed fantastic sparklyballs! Thank you very much for this! One question: is it also possible to connect to the filezilla docker with a non-browser based rdp tool? ...mainly in order to better resolution handling. right click the docker icon, select edit and in the port section add 3389 on host and container side. save out the changes. if you already have port 3389 assigned to another docker, change the HOST SIDE ONLY to something else and use that port in whatever you connect with, keeping the container side as 3389. Great, it works Thank you for the quick pointer! One more question though: is there any way to increase the resolution?
May 5, 201511 yr Author This is indeed fantastic sparklyballs! Thank you very much for this! One question: is it also possible to connect to the filezilla docker with a non-browser based rdp tool? ...mainly in order to better resolution handling. right click the docker icon, select edit and in the port section add 3389 on host and container side. save out the changes. if you already have port 3389 assigned to another docker, change the HOST SIDE ONLY to something else and use that port in whatever you connect with, keeping the container side as 3389. Great, it works Thank you for the quick pointer! One more question though: is there any way to increase the resolution? the base image developer has another branch that has better resolution but i'm holding off on it till he gives the ok on stability.
May 5, 201511 yr This is indeed fantastic sparklyballs! Thank you very much for this! One question: is it also possible to connect to the filezilla docker with a non-browser based rdp tool? ...mainly in order to better resolution handling. right click the docker icon, select edit and in the port section add 3389 on host and container side. save out the changes. if you already have port 3389 assigned to another docker, change the HOST SIDE ONLY to something else and use that port in whatever you connect with, keeping the container side as 3389. Great, it works Thank you for the quick pointer! One more question though: is there any way to increase the resolution? the base image developer has another branch that has better resolution but i'm holding off on it till he gives the ok on stability. OK, cross the fingers then, thank you once again!
May 5, 201511 yr In the meantime you can adjust the resolution by editing the template and add the environment variables width and height. Make the values whatever you wish.
May 5, 201511 yr In the meantime you can adjust the resolution by editing the template and add the environment variables WIDTH and HEIGHT. Make the values whatever you wish.
May 5, 201511 yr Author In the meantime you can adjust the resolution by editing the template and add the environment variables WIDTH and HEIGHT. Make the values whatever you wish. good tip. i'll add to template.xml with a default setting of 1280 x 720
May 5, 201511 yr I don't care what resolution!!! I got filezilla and guacamole i just need chips and maybe some corona and i;m set
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