Troy,

Yeah, I'm just a peon. I'm in a big company and can't purchase new software versions and install them.

I can however, run unix commands as a client, or ask the local admin to run a specific command at their end. Restarting the location's GoGlobal session isn't an option. My clipboard issue can cause everyone else to loose a day's work.

So my question is - is there a specific unix command that will shut down *my* unix clipboard process? Or can an admin do that? The "goclip" command seems to be the key, but <50% of the time, I can't just run that command to restart the process. I need to find my clipboard process and get it killed so that it can be restarted. I'd gladly send the recipe to my admins once a month to alleviate the problem (until we upgrade to one with better native clipboard support).

Thanks,
Tim

Wow 4 years of posts on the same problem!

I am also seeing the problem of copy paste between unix desktop to XP. It initially works, but then stops working.

Things that dont do anything:
I tried clearing the clipboard and that did not solve the problem.
I also upgraded my client to 2.1.5 and that did not help.
Suspending and resuming, exiting the windows client etc don't help

What did work:
Running 'top' and killing the 'goclip' process and restarting (do i need to restart goclip, or does it restart automatically?) seems to have fixed the problem, but for how long? After over 4 year of posts on this thread, you would think a bug fix would be available for existing paid customers. Can you specifically let us know in which version of your software this has been fixed? Telling us to upgrade to the latest version implies that the problem might not actually be fixed. I am being migrated to goglobal from tarentella after a company merger and it seems quite problematic in comparison.