Sudo wget -c -O $īIG BUT you have to MAKE SURE the path for the target directory (meaning where citrix was installed) is right. TARGET_DIR='/opt/Citrix/ICAClient/keystore/cacerts' Then I made sure that the folder /keystore/cacerts existed within ICAclient and then put that on the following command: Therefore looked for the folder/directory where ICAclient (citrix was installed) using this comand: On this howto it suggested to use this command but it was not working therfore figure out that on my install the citirix client must have gotten placed somewhere else. Then went back to this page which I had tried before and used again this commands but with these commands I ONLY used sudo where is written (initially tried with all the commands and did not work): So I think you could also skip this step, but keep it in mind. Which installed some more stuff, but did not fix the security issue.

Sudo apt-get install libmotif4 flashplugin-installer curl nspluginwrapper ia32-libs libmotif4:i386 So not sure you need this step, but keep it in mind. Also I did not put the libmotif4 as the other had installed a libmotif. Then searched more which got me to this page: and used the following command:īut the result of that told me it was already installed. So I think you could skip this step, but keep it in mind. Sudo cp /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/* /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/keystore/cacerts suggested by this page: and this page: to import certificates, but none worked. well NO! I wen to the website to open the citrix app and would tell me the following: Certification Authority (2048)', the issuer of the server's security certifcate (SSL error 61). It may appear to do nothing but it worked now it was installed and I could also install other programs after that. Pay attention that it says exactly the same as above and replace with:Įcho $Arch|grep -E 'i86|x86_64' >/dev/null Which opens a text editor and the did what the instructions said which is - find: Gksudo gedit /var/lib/dpkg/info/icaclient.postinst As vim is just a word processor I then just used this instead: Sudo vim /var/lib/dpkg/info/icaclient.postinst Which then allowed me to install other programs later I tried re-installing but would get the same problem so I searched and found this page: Not only that but would not let me install anything else initially to at least fix my problem about installing other packages I used this command: Errors were encountered while processing: icaclient dpkg: error processing icaclient (-install): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2 Processing triggers for menu. to install libmotif4:i386 i used the following command:Īlright then tried to install the citrix package I downloaded (went into the download folder clicked on the file, software center opened and follow instructions to install) but it would give me the following and not finish installing and would say: Therefore as ICAClient needs FFmpeg and others suggested I needed ibmotif4:i386 I installed only ibmotif4:i386 as ffmpeg was already installed (I looked in software center->installed programs and search for FFmpeg). Ok then I proceeded to install the other packages I searched for how others had installed citrix and found these pages: I only downloaded it as the howto suggested to install other packages for citrix client to work. I searched and found one page for 12.0 (this: ) and one for 12.1 ()ĭecided to install the 12.1 deb pkg which this is the download link: You might be able to skip some of the steps that I used but I do not think they are needed, any way this is to help I am not responsible for your use of it, so with that good luck! Please if you are trying to install and are going to use this instructions, read everything prior to trying any of this. I needed to install citirix Receiver for Linux my system has Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

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