Re: [Thinstation-developer] Solution!!!!

[Alke <al...@io...>]

Hi Miles!

Ok this is a good solution!

Another simpler one (but not very elegant....) I had thought is: to
build a ZIP with password, and write in the readme that the password is
"I ACCEPT THE EULA" ;-)

(Note: if in the future we will have licence problems, I have thought a
drastic solution for ica: the user will put the citrix downloaded
"linuxx86.tar.gz" file in the tftproot/ path, and it will be loaded at
run-time with a mechanism similar to NSP... so we could distribute our
prebuilt without distributing ica... but I hope we don't need to arrive
to this solution...)

Regarding the ICA prebuilts manteiner, well, I can do it but.... I don't
have ica, so I can't test what I'll do! ;-)
I'll need some help from the community...

Bye!

Paolo



> Well, after 10 minutes of looking I found a solution.  I actually thought I
> had seen this before sometime.
> 
> To get a license agreement working for the ica client for Linux do the
> following.
> 
> Btw, I don't want to maintain this, so can someone else pick this one up and
> run with it.  How about the person who is doing the rdesktop prebuilt, hint
> hint Paolo :o)
> 
> Now, winrar allows you to create what is called a solid FX archive.  Under
> "Advanced", and then the "SFX options" then "advanced SFX options" there is
> a license panel.  You can type in anything in the panel, and when the file
> is uncompressed the license is displayed and you must click "Agree" to
> continue.
> 
> If you have any issues let me know.
> 
> This was using winrar 2.80