Antoine Martin <[email protected]> writes:
> You seem to misunderstand how the X11 clipboard works: what is
> synchronized is not the clipboard contents themselves, but the ownership
> of the clipboard selection.
Do you mean "primary selection" here? I use
#!/bin/bash
function show_container {
name="$1"
cmd="$2"
escaped_data="`$cmd | cat -A | tr -d '\n' | cut --bytes=1-70`"
echo "$name: \"$escaped_data\""
}
for i in primary secondary clipboard; do
show_container $i "xclip -o -selection $i"
done;
for i in `seq 0 7`; do
show_container cut$i "xcb -p $i"
done
to debug things:
$ xcutselprint
primary: ""
secondary: ""
clipboard: "http://xpra.org/trac/wiki/Clipboard";
cut0: ":~$ $"
cut1: ""
cut2: ""
cut3: ""
cut4: ""
cut5: ""
cut6: ""
cut7: ""
Running this in a loop on the malicious server led me to discover that
sometimes they can see data that I did not intend to send over network.
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