[fly]

I'm having a problem with a silent install of the latest Citrix client as seen here.

I setup the administrative install, but for some reason, when the app starts for the first time it tries to connect to the network share that it was installed from. Many times, that share isn't available to end users and the install fails. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

[fly]

I figured it out. Apparently the web client needs the Program Neighborhood Agent for something (which I had chosen not to install). I'm an id***.

[fly]

Okay, I thought that was the problem, but it isn't. Can anyone help?

Here is the error I see in the event log:

Detection of product '{E89956F9-5B89-470E-818D-BD46102D0A01}', feature 'ICA_Client' failed during request for component '{6E02C3A5-9184-4E16-8282-B40F3516DA46}'

This post has been edited by fly: 17 October 2007 - 01:05 PM

[IcemanND]

If you don't want the program neighborhood why not just install the web client, ica32web.msi, instead of using ica32pkg.msi. The web package already does not install those. Or you could edit the PKG version of the isntaller with ORCA and turn off those components.

Then all you need is the /qn switch to install it silently.

[fly]

Even though they are essentially the same thing, I did try the web client. It too needed to install something from the original source.

[IcemanND]

ok, the PKG file can also be installed silently with .qn, and to prevent the install of the program neighborhood edit the MSI with ORCA.

In the left pane scroll down to 'features' then in the right pane change the value for 'level' to 0 for it not to be installed or even shown if you don't perform a silent install.

[fly]

Ahhh!!! Sweet. Thank you!