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Found a fix for "authentication service could not be contacted"

Edit the config file under /home/username/.ICAClient\WFClient.ini and add a new line SSLCiphers=ALL save file and run "killall AuthManagerDaemon ServiceRecord selfservice storebrowse"

Relaunch Citrix and you should be fine

As a warning, the following Major change in the latest 23.0.0.58 release is possibly causing the selfservice to fail at discovering Desktop and Apps after a successful login.

It is unclear yet how to resolve, I tried a bunch of option automatically set in the working *ica file, no success yet

The issue is suspected to be connected with IPv6 and when your organisation Gateway is a fake internet host accessible with a SSL proxy with the following SSL configuration SSLProxyHost
[https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-workspace-app-for-linux/downloads/ica-settings-reference.pdf]

What’s new in Citrix 2305 (23.0.0.58) for Linux

Support for IPv6 TCP with TLS

Previously, TLS connections between Citrix Workspace app for Linux and Virtual Delivery Agents (VDAs) were supported over the IPv4 network only.

With this release, Citrix Workspace app supports TLS connections over both IPv4 and IPv6.

I have updated the icaclient-beta to release 23.5.0.58 to avoid compilation problems.

Not surprise issue persists in selfservice, that sucks to open the session on command line with a ica file but better than nothing

Pretty sure the issue is linked to TCP/IP and Ipv6 because the other day, I was out of idea until I set ipv6 disabled and it immediately worked.

Nor multiple issues exists behind that and it's a new one

copy from my beta attempt: I'm trying to use aurto to build the package, and it is unable to download icaclient when attempting to get the sources, beta or not.

==> Making package: icaclient-beta 23.5.0.38-1 (Wed May 31 17:17:19 2023) ==> Retrieving sources... -> Found citrix-configmgr.desktop -> Found citrix-conncenter.desktop -> Found citrix-wfica.desktop -> Found citrix-workspace.desktop -> Found wfica.sh -> Found wfica_assoc.sh ==> ERROR: icaclient-x64-23.5.0.38.tar.gz was not found in the build directory and is not a URL. ==> ERROR: Could not download sources. FAILED: icaclient-beta.stamp

Here is the path i got from citrix:

https://downloads.citrix.com/21948/linuxx64-23.5.0.58.tar.gz?__gda__=exp=1685571456~acl=/*~hmac=31d2102a8c663f6a4f14bcaa4570d51c95e9a93a4ee85d3881510953c07dc6c5

pkgbuild test snippit:

$ url='https://www.citrix.com/downloads/workspace-app/linux/workspace-app-for-linux-latest.html' glennt@glenn-arch:NONE:/home/glennt $ curl -sL "$url" | grep -F ".tar" <span class="dl-type" >(.tar.gz)</span> <a href="javascript:void(0);" data-secureportal="false" class="ctx-dl-link toggle-direct-dl ctx-photo" data-authoreula="true" rel="//downloads.citrix.com/21948/linuxx64-23.5.0.58.tar.gz?__gda__=exp=1685572641~acl=/*~hmac=858cecad8062e33163f94e16cd53d3176dfccf0dba206a7013df2ec7418f3604" id="downloadcomponent"> filepathOrUrl: "//downloads.citrix.com/21948/linuxx64-23.5.0.58.tar.gz ",

I deleted my past reply to you @mics because finally and unfortunately, the ipv4 trick I thought working, is not, this was a coincidence I think because it starts to show the never ending spinner again since yesterday also in ipv4 here without changing a thing.

It is really unclear what is causing this.

What is actually almost sure, it is random, from time to time, works one day, fails the other day, specific to the tray app called "selfservice", wfica name_of_ica_file always works, always happening after a successful logon, no real fix found yet, reproduced in the Technical Preview too, logs or network sniffers does not returns relevant errors or I missed it.

It all sounds like an unfixed and or undiscovered issue with selfservice outside of our scope for a fix :(

Will try to report this in the next TP

stuck in loading screen using endeavouros, lenovo yoga 7.

Tried SSLCiphers=ALL and disabling ipv6, issues still persist.

Working well on new install Manjaro XFCE, thinkpad T470. I used

yay -S icaclient

Able to get into Cerner at work without trouble.

I fixed my previous issue. I created icaclient-beta in case you need the fixed app.

@buzo I forked your repo and added you as maintainer

Opening the ica files in icaclient release 23.3.0.32 fails with Address family unknown (Tried with Ipv4/6 same and all the tings reported previously)

Opening the ica files in icaclient release 23.5.0.38 WORKS :)

I have tested twice the change to make sure it was not a side effect but I'm able to reproduce 100% the problem under this release version.

I initially thought the Beta didn't fixed the problem but I forgot to redownload the ica file

It is possible my organization updated to the beta I couldn't open anymore with the release

In my organizations, they are Linux noobs and they refuse to give Linux support, they also plan to shot themself a bullet in the feet by swapping all the Linux server for Windows server HahahaHa

My workspace stopped working on the Arch Linux of my Steam Deck, that's weird, on iPad it works fine

Last usage was in April and it worked without a problem, I used to connect all days in months without problems

Now I'm experiencing what seems the same issue as you guys, a SSL error.

The only difference to April, beside system updates, is that I changed mobile carrier, but it is not about TCP/IP connectivity as it works fine from iPad and same carrier

I loaded a wireshark and it confirms it is not TCP but a SSL error, running wfica on command line also returns SSL error

• HTTPS is valid is the browser
• Updated all the system certs with a refresh of root certificates
• Tried SSLCiphers=ALL but same, it was the option set by default returned by the command /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/wfica -eula -tell MinimumTLS,MaximumTLS,SSLCiphers
• Tried Citrix Beta, same
• Tried to open the ica I can download in the browser, wfica returns SSL_get_tlsext_status_ocsp_resp failed
• Tried to curl the url with --verbose and -I, everything is OK about the certificates
• Tls used by my server is 1.3

Out of ideas :(