This is how I set-up icaclient to access
Ajubeo, which uses a Citrix ZenApp server.
First, of course, was to emerge net-misc/icaclient. The only applicable USE flag was nsplugin. I don't know if it is necessary or not, but I used it for gnash and Icedtea. So "echo "net-misc/icaclient nsplugin" >> /etc/portage/package.use/package.use
Then, of course, I added the file to package.keyword with ~amd64. Emerge then tells you that you have to go the Citrix website. The message, from elogv: │Download the client RPM file x86? ( ICAClient-12.1.0-0.i386.rpm )
│ amd64? ( ICAClient_12.1.0-0.x86_64.rpm ) from
│&http://www.citrix.com/English/ss/download/details.asp?downloadId=2323812&productId=1689163 │
and place it in /usr/portage/distfiles.
Once you do that, you can emerge again, and it will extract the rpm, putting everything into /opt/Citrix. Unfortunately, this is not the end of my story.
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| Choose <skip to logon> |
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| I already had a username and password, so if you don't - you're on your own here. |
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| Click on the link for the VCloud Portal - which is really a link for the ica client. |
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| Firefox didn't know how to handle launch.ica. So, I chose open with, and selected "other" |
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| Then, I navigated to /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/ |
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| And selected 'wcfmgr.bin'. I also chose to "Do this automatically..." |
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| It's still a little cranky. And when I chose to cancel the warning about being unable to connect.. |
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| And tried to connect anyway... |
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| I was rewarded with an SSL error. |
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| This time I tried clicked ok on the "Unable to connect.." warning and then clicked on the <Arrow> connect to selection button. Bingo |
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| Ajubeo's login page. |
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Ajubeo has a great site, and I can't wait to dig into it. I just had to get past this first hurdle.
