We noticed as we signed onto the console of our Citrix servers that we would have to click OK on a whole bunch of Adobe Reader errors that would keep popping up from different dates/times. Usually they would be from the last time an administrator signed onto the server.
Adobe released a document that stated the checkbox that needed to be cleared in order to stop the error messages. This is something that would have to be manually done, but instead here’s the registry key that needs to be created in order for the box to be cleared. We’re using ScriptLogic’s Desktop Authority to write the key value out to the registry as each user logs onto the Citrix server.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\8.0\Accessibility]
“bCheckReadMode”=dword:00000000
Link to the Citrix Article…. Click Here.
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The below link will describe how to re-create the ICA listener in Presentation Server. We were having a problem where our Citrix server was refusing connections and displaying an SSL error 29, protocol driver error. When we would go into the Citrix Management Console we noted that the session 65536 was down, when it should be listening.
We followed the steps below to re-create our ICA listener and that seemed to resolve the issue.
How to Re-create the ICA Listener in Presentation Server 4.x
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We were using Citrix Password Manager 4.6.93 and upgraded to Citrix Password Manager 4.6.94 and had an error with a server after reboot. We were able to fix this issue by copying down the ctxgina.dll to the Password Manager folder on the Citrix 4.5 server.
Here are the steps that resolved the infinite server 2003 reboot.
1. Start Up in Safe Mode
2. Copy ctxgina.dll from C:\Windows\system32\
3. Paste into C:\Program Files\Citrix\MetaFrame Password Manager\SSOGina
4. Rename SSOGina.dll to SSOGina.dll.old
5. Rename ctxgina.dll to SSOGina.dll
6. Reboot
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Launch the Terminal and type the following exactly:
defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true
Restart your Mac and you will no longer have those pesky .DS_Store files appearing every time you browse a network share.
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www.malwaredatabase.net is a great resource to keep up to date on some of the latest Malware that’s out on the Internet.
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