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A potential hang or infinite loop problem in error handling in the ctxlogin process has been fixed. Fixes a keyboard issue where holding down left shift would cease to generate uppercase characters after pressing the spacebar. Fixes an issue where an X server cannot disconnect, or respond to disconnect and reconnect requests. Fixes an issue where the ctxfm process logs that disconnected sessions have checked out a license when the License Service Daemon LSD is restarted. Note that licenses are not checked out, the message is incorrectly logged.

Only the incorrectly spelt version, InteroperabiltyMode, was accepted. You can now use the correct version. Adding this option provides ctxwm with a mechanism to place keyboard focus on an application's window when that application has not followed any of the ICCCM Input Focus models. Please see the usage notes section below for more details about this option. Fixes an issue where graphical corruption could occur in a seamless session after reconnection.

This occurred when the reconnecting client's desktop size differed from the size of the initial seamless session. The session will now be reconnected in a fixed-size window.

Fixes a number of issues in the ICA browser caused by using multiple physical or logical network interfaces. In particular, it is no longer necessary to use the "ctxbrcfg -b" command when a server uses multiple interfaces on the same subnet or IPMP.

In addition, the ICA browser now operates correctly when the only available network interfaces are logical interfaces, as is the case when running Presentation Server for UNIX inside a Solaris 10 zone. This was initially seen in Trusted mode, but could affect any deployment. Adds support for using netgroups as well as normal groups for published applications. A netgroup can be specified in ctxappcfg when publishing an application, and access controls on the netgroup will be checked when launching that application, and when enumerating applications from Web Interface or Program Neighborhood Agent.

A netgroup is distinguished from a normal group by having ' ' as the first character of the name. Administrators should note that only the presence of a user in a netgroup is checked; the host and domain fields are ignored. Fixes an issue where the X server can crash, causing the user to have their session restarted with a new X server process. This was caused by a stack corruption issue if the X server was trying to handle complex polygon area fill requests from the application.

Fixes an issue where ctxfm may become unresponsive. Symptoms may include the server not accepting new connections and session-related command line tools appearing to hang. Fixes an issue where the cursor in Cadence is slow to track the current mouse position, causing a poor end user experience. This prevented the creation of new files on client drives. Adds support to detect and correct adverse CPU usage caused by two applications repeatedly setting the Input Focus of the X server.

This option takes a numeric value that is the number of microseconds for the X server to sleep. Fixes an issue on session shutdown that caused windows created during the shutdown not to be closed.

Fixes an issue where a client could receive an error when browsing for or connecting to an application. This may occur if the client is running in a non Western European locale. Fixes an issue where an application could cause memory corruption or a crash inside the X server. Fixes an issue where some OpenGL applications would either not run correctly, or cause the session to end. Fixes an issue where in seamless mode double clicking in buttons would not produce the right result.

Using this keyword when running published applications in fixed window mode is not recommended. Fixes an issue where there was a delay when querying a server using ctxqsession, ctxquser or ctxquery. This occurred when querying a server that was not accessible from the network or was switched off. This delay also occurred when querying a farm containing such a server. Fixes an issue where the ctxfm process can leak file descriptors.

Fixes an issue where the ctxsecurity utility did not support the use of netgroups. You can now specify a netgroup with the -g option of ctxsecurity. To denote a netgroup, use an in the first character of the group name. For example, ctxsecurity reset -g netgroup1 allow. This has been introduced to block the Version 8. The default value is 0 which allows the client to connect.

Fixes an issue where the X server sometimes crashes when using certain OpenGL modes. Fixes an issue where an application using OpenGL could crash the X server. This would most likely occur as soon as the application started to make use of OpenGL. Adds support for changing the farm secret key and passphrase using the ctxfarm -k option. Fixes an issue where the ctxshadow utility would not report the exit codes stated in the man page. Servers joining the farm will have the application published to them automatically.

Files greater than 2K in size will not be displayed. This is a Subscription Advantage Feature. Users can still reconnect to any disconnected sessions.

Fixes an issue where the ctxfm process can crash if an authentication time-out is enabled. Fixes issues where replacing a non-retail license with another license can cause the ctxfm process to consume large amounts of CPU. This occurs if the license is changed but the Presentation Server processes are not restarted. Adds the ability to disable scrollmouse support.

Fixes an issue where errors could be generated when parsing XML Service packets under rare network-related conditions for example congestion and misconfigured hubs or switches. Fixes an issue where the X server could crash when multiple OpenGL applications are run at the same time. Fixes an issue where screen corruption could occur when scrolling window contents.

Fixes an issue that meant users had to re-authenticate when connecting to a published application using Web Interface 4.

Fixes an issue where shadowing highly graphical applications could cause screen updates to lock up for all sessions involved.

The fix introduces a small increase in an average session memory footprint and administrators should be aware of this if they operate servers near the limit of phsyical and virtual memory. This is achieved by running the ctxlsdcfg -m FeaturePack1 command.

To operate the product in this mode, valid licenses to use the Feature Pack 1 capabilities need to be available. To configure the product to provide base bugfixes only, run the command ctxlsdcfg -m Base. Adds support to make the maximum number of clients the X server can accept configurable.

The default is The XAU server might return an incorrect server address after configuring an alternate address using the ctxalt command. If there are multiple applications open in seamless mode on a XenApp for UNIX server, menus might collapse in windows that do not have the focus. When a menu is clicked in any window, the menu initially expands and then collapses later. The Citrix Windows Manager might fail to function properly with applications published in a fixed window.

If the Java application with Version 1. Note: Before uninstalling this hotfix, make sure to perform Step 3 to stop the server.

Failed to load featured products content, Please try again. Customers who viewed this article also viewed. Known Issues in this Release Issues with Long Passwords The "ctxcfg -a" utility still accepts passwords of up to only eight characters in length. If the client properties are used to store long passwords for published applications, the client must be able to support passwords in excess of 14 characters for longer passwords to be used with Presentation Server for UNIX.

See documentation for the appropriate client. Usage of ctxwm IgnoreModifier option Some applications may behave unexpectedly because of the modifier map entries set for the ctxwm window manager. Keyword Modifier effected shift - shift modifier lock - lock modifier control - control modifier m - mod1 modifier m1 - mod1 modifier m2 - mod2 modifier m3 - mod3 modifier m4 - mod4 modifier m5 - mod5 modifier a1 - mod1 modifier a2 - mod2 modifier a3 - mod3 modifier a4 - mod4 modifier a5 - mod5 modifier Usage of ctxwm ForceFocus option Applications that do not follow one of the ICCCM Input Focus models by setting the appropriate X properties for the window manager to determine how to handle focus may not behave as expected under Presentation Server for UNIX.

License Sharing Mechanisms License sharing occurs when sessions are started on multiple products from a common client device. To revert to historical license sharing mechanisms, run the command: ctxlsdcfg -c 4. The following functionality remains as before: If the session limit is not reached and reconnects are available, the user is given a list of reconnects available and also the ability to create new sessions. If the session limit is not reached and reconnects are not available, a new session is started.

After minimizing the application several times, the order of the minimized icon does not synchronize and the window remains on top of all other windows. To install this hotfix: Download the hotfix file to a suitable directory on the server on which you want to install it.

Log on as root. Ensure there are no users logged on and stop the server, using the ctxshutdown command. Was this page helpful? If the Java application with Version 1. Note: Before uninstalling this hotfix, make sure to perform Step 3 to stop the server. Failed to load featured products content, Please try again. Customers who viewed this article also viewed.

Known Issues in this Release Issues with Long Passwords The "ctxcfg -a" utility still accepts passwords of up to only eight characters in length. If the client properties are used to store long passwords for published applications, the client must be able to support passwords in excess of 14 characters for longer passwords to be used with Presentation Server for UNIX.

See documentation for the appropriate client. Usage of ctxwm IgnoreModifier option Some applications may behave unexpectedly because of the modifier map entries set for the ctxwm window manager. Keyword Modifier effected shift - shift modifier lock - lock modifier control - control modifier m - mod1 modifier m1 - mod1 modifier m2 - mod2 modifier m3 - mod3 modifier m4 - mod4 modifier m5 - mod5 modifier a1 - mod1 modifier a2 - mod2 modifier a3 - mod3 modifier a4 - mod4 modifier a5 - mod5 modifier Usage of ctxwm ForceFocus option Applications that do not follow one of the ICCCM Input Focus models by setting the appropriate X properties for the window manager to determine how to handle focus may not behave as expected under Presentation Server for UNIX.

To revert to historical license sharing mechanisms, run the command: ctxlsdcfg -c 4. The following functionality remains as before: If the session limit is not reached and reconnects are available, the user is given a list of reconnects available and also the ability to create new sessions. If the session limit is not reached and reconnects are not available, a new session is started.

After minimizing the application several times, the order of the minimized icon does not synchronize and the window remains on top of all other windows.

To install this hotfix: Download the hotfix file to a suitable directory on the server on which you want to install the hotfix.

Log on as root. Ensure there are no users logged on and stop the server, using the ctxshutdown command. Z this is only necessary if the hotfix was obtained as a download through the Knowledge Center. Was this page helpful? Thank you! Sorry to hear that. Name Name is required. Email Email address is required.