[THIN] RE : Re: OT: W2k and VPN

It's a setting in the Webica.ini file.
(normaly in the home directory of each client)

You can find more info on this file in the Citrix document
CTX568194.


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-----Message d'origine-----
De : Greg Yorke (V) [mailto:GYorke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Envoyé : 27 novembre 2002 14:46
À : 'thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Objet : [THIN] Re: OT: W2k and VPN



Does any one know how to stop the Citrix client from giving the following
warning when using Nfuse?

****************************************************************************
A server application is trying to access your local client files.

What access should be allowed?

- No Access
- Read Access
- Full Access

Do you want to be asked again?

- Always ask me once per connection
- Never ask me again for this application
- Never ask me again for any application

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I never got this message until I put users onto Nfuse. Has any one else ever
seen this? Is it some thing the Citrix client is doing and can it be turned
off?

Thanks for any help.

G.


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