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I've downloaded linuxx86 client from Citrix (ver 8) and went through the install as root. Default is to install to /usr/lib/ICAClient. But when it was through there were loads of files that it tried to install but was denied. I noticed on the few it did install that the owner was 500/500 instead of root/root or dsl/dsl.
Any tips on getting this to install?
I know it can't be posted on the repository, but is there a .dsl lurking anywhere for it? Even an older version would be ok.
I see I'm getting some looks...but no answers... Must not be much of a Citrix crowd out there.
Maybe some more info would help. The Citrix admin manual has this to say about the "Supported version of Unix": Red Hat 6.1 or above, and other distributions that include the standard C library, glibc, version 2.12 and above.
Does DSL meet this criteria?
I was also attempting to debug the install that Citrix does. I believe that it tries to unpack a bunch of binaries and support files and does a chmod on all of them. But whatever it is trying to unpack isn't working because all of the chmod commands fail with "no file or directory found"
When I scroll back up in the window the buffer stops before I can see where the real "first" error was.
So my question is? Can I increase the window buffer size in the bash window so I can scroll further back?? Or is there a way to echo all of the bash commands and output to a file??
The "Packages" page on the DSL web site refers to libc6 as version 2.3.1-16 so it appears like DSL has the right "C" library.
As for the install script, you can try:
nameofscript 2>&1 > output.txt
Only the install script has user interaction to answer a couple of questions and then agree to their license.
So I'd like the whole window to dump to file in the background while I'm answering the questions foreground.
OK,
Try this:
nameofscript 2> output.txt
It should dump any error messages (stderr) to the file, while still allowing for normal inputs and outputs.
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