1. Download the Citrix client for Linux (tar.gz). Open a terminal in the folder in which you downloaded the Citrix package, and unpack it with
tar -zxvf en.linuxx86.tar.gz
or whatever the file is named, and enter the unpacked directory:
cd en.linuxx86
2. Run the installation script :
sudo ./setupwfc
3. Restart your Firefox browser and execute Citrix .ica files on web pages by clicking them. Then open them with the application /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica.
If you right click on ica-files within Gnome you can open them with /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica.
4. Now, if you would like to mount your local disk in the Citrix machine… Edit the All_regions.ini-file:
gedit ~/.ICAClient/All_Regions.ini
5. Change these lines related to disk U (for Ubuntu!) in the following way:
DrivePathU=/home/you
DriveEnabledU=true
DriveReadAccessU=true
DriveWriteAccessU=true
6. Save the file and next time you start a Citrix session your home directory (/home/you) should be visible in the «virtual» file system.
Kommentarer til «Citrix in Ubuntu 8.04» fra nedlagt nettsted
- Trechinsky sier: mai 8, 2008, kl. 4:35 pm Ubuntu og Vista kan hackes av profesjonelle på få minutter, mens på Mac (OS) bruker de et par dager. Husk å komme til vårt alles (Norges) Matlagerregion i morra! Leve Nationen!
- C64 sier: mai 8, 2008, kl. 5:03 pm Haha. Den var god. Sjekk hva som skjedde med epple-menyen din. (Det tok meg 12 minutter!)
- Tadeusz sier: oktober 2, 2008, kl. 11:41 pm Hi,
after installation I’ll open ICA with /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica and there is error: Error: 12 (E_MISSING_INI_ENTRY)
Please refer to the documentation.
Error in configuration file.
Section «ApplicationServers» must contain an entry «». Thank you!
Regards
Tadeusz - C64 sier: oktober 16, 2008, kl. 7:54 pm I’m not really sure what to do about this, since I haven’t experienced this error. Might it be that you accidentally have edited something in All_Regions.ini which should not be edited?