[THIN] Re: Unable to Resolve Application Set Name
- From: <christopher.walter@xxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 13:58:13 -0400
You can set it up for pass through authentication and it won't prompt
you for the password. You should be able to copy the vl and idx files
into your mandatory profile then. Just have to remember in the future
if you upgrade the client on you Citrix servers you need to redo the vl
and idx files.
Chris
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Christopher,
Thanks for you insight on this.
I don't need to worry about differing versions. What I am doing with
this is passing them through one Citrix Farm and onto another. The
Citrix servers in the first farm (where my mandatory profiles apply) are
identical to one another.
The point about the password prompt is disconcerting - I wanted this to
be set up to pass through the local (i.e. those used to log into the
first farm) credentials to the second farm, without a password prompt.
Thanks again
- Bob
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Subject: [THIN] Re: Unable to Resolve Application Set Name
You might want to think about copying these files from a login script.
If it is a mandatory profile you will have problems if you have multiple
versions of the client running. If you create the vl and idx files in
version 7 you will get errors in version 8. The same applies to 8 to
version 9. So far have not had an issue between 9 and version 10.
I would script it so that it puts the ID in the PN.ini in the users
profile through the login script. They will then get prompted to put in
the password and they can save the password after they login if they
want to.
Chris
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Subject: [THIN] Re: Unable to Resolve Application Set Name
Chris,
Thanks. I want to use this in mandatory profiles for a number of users
- can I copy these files to my template profile and copy it over? Does
it matter that the original came from a different user?
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Subject: [THIN] Re: Unable to Resolve Application Set Name
You will have something similar in your shortcut "C:\Program
Files\Citrix\ICA Client\pn.exe" /PNI "u1d0h4dn" Make sure that you
have the appropriate vl and idx files in your Application Data\Icaclient
directory.
Chris
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Good question.
At first, I got an error. Then I opened Program Neighborhood
separately, and let it connect and update the application set. After
that, running the command line worked.
From this, it appears that if you specify an application in the command
line, PN will only launch the app it if it has made a previous
connection to the app set? I'll keep testing but I'm all ears for any
ideas. I would really like this to refresh the app set at logon so I
can use this in a large number of mandatory profiles.
- Bob
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Bob,
What happens if you try to run the command line directly on one of your
clients?
Tony
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[THIN] Unable to Resolve Application Set Name
So I set up an Application Set, set up PN settings, set up application
set
settings (including Passthrough authentication) and copied pn.ini,
appsrv.ini, and wfclient.ini to my test user's mandatory profile under
\Application Data\ICAClient.
When I publish PN.exe for my test user, it connects, launches PN, and
opens
up the pre-configured application set and I can then proceed to launch
applications in it.
However, when I try to publish something like:
"C:\Program Files\Citrix\ICA Client\pn.exe" /PN:"Yummy Applications"
/APP:"Killer App" I get:
"Unable to resolve application set name."
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
- Bob Coffman
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