[Thinstation-developer] Re: [Thinstation-general] preconfigured Citrix PNAGENT (fwd)

[Miles R. <mr...@xt...>]

Hi,

How do I test this is working ok?

Thanks

Miles


Hi,

 From change log for 2.2...

  * Added ability for dependencies file to support cross dependencies,
so  package is only selected if both first and second package is included
  * Added package ica_pnagent, this uses the new cross dependency check
for firefox and ica

Cheers

Miles


Mike Eriksen wrote:
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> Would it be an idea to let build check for presence of both ICA and 
> Firefox and automatically do this trick?
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> Mike
Mike
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<thi...@li...> Subject: Re:
[Thinstation-general] preconfigured Citrix PNAGENT On Tue, Jun 21, 2005
at 11:53:07AM +0200, Stolk, Joel W Mr CN NGIT 5 SIG CMD wrote:

>> Yeah that's the other option.  Both browsers however, are not directly
>> supported for use with the Web Interface.  I know the Win32 Firefox
>> works with the Web Interface; haven't tried it on a Thinstation yet.
>> That might be the easy solution.


I modified Firefox to work on ThinStation 2.1 with the npica.so plugin
through the web interface, if that's what you're aiming for.  The basic
instructions I gleaned from the ts-dev list were to:

1. copy the npica.so file to the firefox plugins directory
2. Add the following lines to packages/ica/etc/init.d/ica.init somewhere:
	a. mkdir $ROOT/usr/lib
	b. ln -s $ROOT/lib/ICAClient $ROOT/usr/lib/ICAClient

For some reason, the npica.so file looks for the ICA app to be in
/usr/lib/ICAClient rather than /lib/ICAClient.

Jeremy
jeremy (at) linuxwebguy (dot) com