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Re: Citrix 9.15 packaging

I created a Citrix 9.15 transform file using InstallTailor in Wise Package Studio 4.5. In my .mst, I hid all the dialog boxes and made changes to one of the file as was mentioned by one of the reader in the thread for Citrix 9x package.

Then I created a Wise script that uninstalls any previous Citrix client and installs the 9.15 client using the command line:

msiexec /i "%PATH%\Ica32Pkg.msi" TRANSFORMS="%PATH%\Ica32Pkg.mst" /qb! /l*v "C:\Logs\Citrix9install.log"

In the end, before rebooting, I also copy/over-write the appsrv.ini file in C:\Program Files\Citrix\ICA Client\ with my own edited appsrv.ini. I just changed a line in the original appsrv.ini (I made the property AllowUpdates=Off, initially it was on).

The program installs fine but after reboot, I see an X on the pnagent icon in the task bar near the clock. On clicking the pnagent I see a pna Logon dialog box. Now, I am already an authorized user in the domain and my previous client (8.1) used to work just fine. I also checked my pn.exe settings (under Tools, ICA Settings on clicking pn.exe)- that also showed a check box against "Use Local Credentials to Log on".

I am not sure why I am getting this error. Could it be something to do on the server end?

Any else key..in registry or locally that I should be checking or changing a property?

Also..the Config URL key in Registry points to myapps.mydomain.com

Thanks

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Posted by: sciarrino 18 years ago
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Have you tried the built in packager?
run msiexec /a ica32pkg.msi
Lets you pick defaults and hide install screens.

Scott
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