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This file contains the latest information relating to the 
Clients for UNIX.

For information regarding new features and system requirements, refer
to the Clients for UNIX, Version 9.x Administrator's Guide.

Please read this file fully before using the Clients for UNIX. 
It contains important information that may be more up to date 
than other documentation you have available.

For the latest information on this, and other Citrix Systems, Inc.
products, please visit our Web site at:

http://www.citrix.com/

1.  Contents
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Section 2 - Documentation
Section 3 - Getting Support
Section 4 - Known Issues
Section 5 - Contact Information

2.  Documentation
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This document contains important late-breaking information and
known issues for Clients for UNIX, Version 9.x. 

For information about installing and configuring the Clients for UNIX, 
Version 9.x see the Clients for UNIX, Version 9.x Administrator's Guide,
available as part of the product download.

Documentation is also available on the Citrix Knowledge Center
Web site (select Product Documentation). Updates to Citrix technical
manuals are hosted on the Web site.

To view, search, and print the PDF documentation, you need 
Adobe Reader 5.0.5 or later with Search. You can download
Adobe Reader for free from the Adobe Systems Web site.

3.  Getting Support
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Citrix provides technical support primarily through the 
Citrix Solutions Network (CSN) channel partners. Please contact
your supplier for first-line support, or use Citrix Online
Technical Support to find the nearest CSN partner.

Citrix offers online technical support services on the
Citrix Web site. The Support page includes links to downloads,
the Citrix Knowledge Center, Citrix Consulting Services, and
other useful support pages.

4.  Known Issues
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4.1  Synchronizing multiple Pocket PCs 
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If you have multiple USB-tethered Pocket PCs connected to your 
client machine, only one will be available to servers.  After a server 
recognizes the first Pocket PC, if a second server tries to access a 
second Pocket PC, a PDA contention error message will appear. [#110039]

4.2  Permission errors appear when a server connects to your Pocket PC 
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When a session accesses your USB-tethered Pocket PC, you might see the 
following message:
"You do not have sufficient permission to create lockfiles in directory ..."
This message warns you that you cannot create a lockfile to indicate to other 
programs that your Pocket PC is already in use. There are actions you can
take to prevent this message from appearing:

If you never access your Pocket PC from other programs on the client 
machine, add the following to the [WFClient] section of 
$HOME/.ICAClient/wfclient.ini or $ICAROOT/config/module.ini:

ContinueWithoutPDALockFile=True

The client will then behave as if you answered Yes to the message 
each time. Note that the client will still detect contention with other 
instances of itself.

However, if you want the client to detect contention with other programs, 
such as SynCE, you could consider the following options:

Use "ls  -ld" on the directory given in the error message, for example, 
/var/lock. This will probably show that writing is restricted to members 
of a group such as uucp or lock, in which case either:

As root, set the group ownership of the client executable to match this 
group, for example by typing:
chgrp uucp $ICAROOT/wfica
Set the group id when the client executes by typing:
chmod g+s $ICAROOT/wfica
This allows the client to assume the rights it needs while manipulating 
the lockfiles. At other times, it will suspend those extra rights.

-Or-

Add each user who will need to connect to Pocket PCs to this group 
(for example, by editing /etc/group as root). This may be particularly 
appropriate on machines running Gentoo Linux. [#112093]

5.  Contact Information
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Citrix Systems, Inc.
6400 NW 6th Way
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
1-800-437-7503
http://www.citrix.com/

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