Pls help on Citrix Client 6.3 on HPUX

[kai_11]

Hi,
I have downloaded citrix 6.3 software and installed it on my hpux 11.11 machine. But when I open the web browser(Netscape 7 or Mozilla 1.4) and surf a remote server, there is always a infomation that ICA client is not installed.
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance.

[Ermin Borovac]

Your Citrix software installation includes netscape/mozilla plugin. You'll need to create a symbolic link from the plugin to netscape/mozilla plugins directory. Here's an example, it may vary depending on your installation.

# ln -s /usr/lib/ICAClient/npica.so /opt/mozilla/plugins/npica.so

[kai_11]

Hi, Ermin
I have made the symbol link as you stated, but the plugin is still incorrect in mozilla. Did you have set up ICA client sucessfully? What's your version of mozilla?
Could you share more details on how to set up ICA client to access a remote server through a proxy if possible?

Thanks a lot.

[Ermin Borovac]

When you run mozilla, do you see citrix plugin in Help->About Plug-ins window?

What's the exact error you are getting?

Sorry, don't have this citrix server to try, but I think mozilla or netscape should pick up this plug-in if it's in the correct location.

[Ermin Borovac]

When you run mozilla, do you see citrix plugin in Help->About Plug-ins window?

What's the exact error you are getting?

Sorry, don't have a citrix server to try this, but I think mozilla or netscape should pick up this plug-in if it's in the correct location.

[kai_11]

The plug-in doesn't appear in the list when I select "Abount Plugins" in mozilla. But in Netscape7, I can see the plugin. However, when I access a citrix server, there is a warning that the ICA client is not installed.
Any idea?

[Ermin Borovac]

Has citrix client been installed in the default location (/usr/lib/ICAClient)?

If not, try defining shell environment variable ICAROOT to point to installation directory.