If I use the tsclient to connect using rdpv5 without checking the "Attach to console", ps ax | grep rdesktop shows:
rdesktop -T'remote.domain.com - Terminal Server Client' -uuser -pXXXXXXXXXXXX -g1024x768 -rsound:local -rclipboard:PRIMARYCLIPBOARD -5 remote.domain.com
Using RDPV5 and "Attach to console" options, it clearly uses RDPv4 instead, and the clipboard doesn't work:
rdesktop -Tremote.domain.com - Terminal Server Client -uuser -pXXXXXXXXXXXX -g1024x768 -rsound:local -rclipboard:PRIMARYCLIPBOARD -b -0 -4 remote.domain.com
I believe it is the tsclient package (tsclient: /usr/bin/tsclient), because when I the correct script from the terminal, the clipboard, for example works fine:
rdesktop -Tremote.domain.com - Terminal Server Client -uuser -pXXXXXXXXXXXX -g1024x768 -rsound:local -rclipboard:PRIMARYCLIPBOARD -b -0 -5 remote.domain.com
If I use the tsclient to connect using rdpv5 without checking the "Attach to console", ps ax | grep rdesktop shows: domain. com - Terminal Server Client' -uuser -pXXXXXXXXXXXX -g1024x768 -rsound:local -rclipboard: PRIMARYCLIPBOAR D -5 remote.domain.com
rdesktop -T'remote.
Using RDPV5 and "Attach to console" options, it clearly uses RDPv4 instead, and the clipboard doesn't work: PRIMARYCLIPBOAR D -b -0 -4 remote.domain.com
rdesktop -Tremote.domain.com - Terminal Server Client -uuser -pXXXXXXXXXXXX -g1024x768 -rsound:local -rclipboard:
I believe it is the tsclient package (tsclient: /usr/bin/tsclient), because when I the correct script from the terminal, the clipboard, for example works fine: PRIMARYCLIPBOAR D -b -0 -5 remote.domain.com
rdesktop -Tremote.domain.com - Terminal Server Client -uuser -pXXXXXXXXXXXX -g1024x768 -rsound:local -rclipboard: