To do this, right-click the Citrix Receiver app and select Show Package Contents.Open the Applications folder and find the Citrix Receiver.Use Command + I (or right-click the app, then click Get Info) to open the Get Info window.Select the check box at Prevent App Nap check box to prevent the application from hibernating.īecause the Citrix Receiver only handles the connection to StoreFront, you’ll also need to set this for the Citrix Viewer (previously known as the XenApp Viewer).To prevent this from happening we took the following steps: It is a sort hibernation mode for applications and causes the above described effect for users. The issue the users are experiencing seemed to be caused by a new feature in OSX 10.9 called App Nap.
#Citrix receiver for mac 10.6 how to#
To clarify this issue I decided to write an article on how to fix unexpected disconnects with Citrix Receiver for Mac OSX. Beside the small note Dan Brinkman already wrote about this issue there is also a nice thread about the issue on the Citrix Discussions forum. While investigating the issue and some Googling by my colleague Patrick de Ritter we found that we where not alone. The users would receive the following message: When working on these devices their published applications would suddenly be disconnected. We were receiving complaints from several users that they would lose the connection to their published applications when working on their Mac OS X devices. For more information, download the attachment. By default, certificates are installed using Apple’s “Keychain Access” application, but this might not be suitable for all users because it requires a certain degree of knowledge and cannot be integrated into an installation process. This article provides users with instructions for automating the installing and trusting of certificates on Mac OS X. Download AutomateCertInstallandTrustonMac.pdf Citrix Receiver For Mac Os X 10.6 8ate Mac Os X 10 6 8 To 10 9 Information
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