[THIN] Re: Help needed. Published Apps failed to start.

Hello Chad,

 

Yes, the path is absolutely correct and Im also able to start several
applications from the ica-desktop.'

 

Michel

 

 

 

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Van: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Namens
Schneider, Chad M
Verzonden: maandag 30 oktober 2006 19:27
Aan: 'thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Onderwerp: [THIN] Re: Help needed. Published Apps failed to start.

 

Check the path to the EXE; confirm it is correct in the published app.

 

Can you launch the application, when you have the ICA desktop open, from
the correct EXE?

 

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From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Michel Bos
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 12:00 PM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Help needed. Published Apps failed to start.

 

Hi there,

Google and searching some citrix forums didn't help me so solve this
strange problem.

Situation:

Test environment PS4 (with all rollup packs and last hotfix installed)
on W2K3 server (up to date).

3 servers cloned with Acronis, no strange error messages in eventvwr.
Desktop and 2 applications not load balanced published (notepad /
Navision).

Using last citrix client 9.20. Policy's and flex framework installed and
configured (working fine).

Problem:

RDP works fine, Desktop via ICA works fine. 

After starting a published application and the credentials are given in
the profile is loaded and scripts are running fine.

After 10 seconds I receive the message that the application failed to
start.

After 30 seconds the log-off script are running and the cached profile
is delete.

I also read the citrix technotes about troubleshooting login problems
(ctx104708 / ctx 106250).

I'm (almost) sure that it has to do something with cmstart.exe or
icast.exe (see ctx106250 / point 6). Does anybody know how I can debug
this part of the login-proces?

The debug information of userint.exe looks good.

Thanks in advance!

Grtz,

Michel

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