Checkpoint /Citrix Receiver on Ubuntu - SSL Error 4 launching applications

long_b

My company is changing its remote access gateway to use Checkpoint and Citrix in the web.

I can log in through Checkpoint and get as far as the LAN OK (after a bit of messing with certs)

When I try to launch application from Citrix (eg remote desktop) I get

SSL. Error 4
Contact your system administrator

Before I go begging our IT for help, has anyone successfully got this combination running on Linux?

niallb

Don't know if this is much good to you as I didn't get to finish the installation, but I got further than that :-)

I had to link the SSL cert bundles from /etc/ssl/certs to the certs directory under the installation of the receiver
and it got rid of that Error 4 - I was remotely setting up a machine for temporary access for somebody
and don't have access to it anymore unfortunately, and there was another error message after that which
I didn't get a chance to address.

long_b

niallb wrote: »

Don't know if this is much good to you as I didn't get to finish the installation, but I got further than that :-)

I had to link the SSL cert bundles from /etc/ssl/certs to the certs directory under the installation of the receiver
and it got rid of that Error 4 - I was remotely setting up a machine for temporary access for somebody
and don't have access to it anymore unfortunately, and there was another error message after that which
I didn't get a chance to address.

Nice one!
I got around it in the end via this tip from the Debian wiki

Update: Launching like this lead to an error message SSL error, Contact your helpdesk with the following information: A network error occorred (SSL error 4). Lauching the application (Citrix remote desktop connection, Citrix Receiver) from within iceweasel by applying Open with wfica.sh did not bring an SSL error.[\quote]

Your tip might work as well.
Did you link in the entire directory?

niallb

I linked in the files rather than the directories themselves.
ln -s /etc/ssl/certs/* to the citrix cacerts directory.