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  • d
    Make them give you a resolution as well
  • d
    so when / if it gets escalated internally... the next person reaches out to find out what's going on.. just tell them I updated and then RADIUS auth broke.. what should I do.. hahaha
  • b
    lol
  • b
    still nothing from them.. Pathetic
  • b
    ... do they know it's fixed?
  • b
    No idea, maybe they should.. i dunno... ask me to update and test?
  • b
    No updates on the case since July 3rd, with 3 ignored emails asking for follow up. Go fuck a goat
  • j
    happy r/o friday
  • b
    Gross. Glad I don't have to deal with that.
  • d
    .... oddly specific penance 🙂
  • b
    that's what the goat said.
  • b
    jesus, chatgpt is absolute shit at citrix cloud
  • l
    Copilot is better but still hallucinates
  • k
    Claude is my go-to for anything ‘as a code’
  • b
    langsbr, nice i'll try it
  • b
    chatgpt gave answer after answer on how to "avoid a specific user to logon to a specific citrix server which is part of a delivery group" probably using tags or policies
  • b
    the real answer on citrix cloud is: you can't.
  • b
    but chatgpt gave no end of answers on how you can
  • b
    all of them crap xD
  • b
    like for example, delivery group "Our desktops" (which is ctx1 and ctx2), I want the groups in "TroubledCitrixUsers" to not login to ctx2, but to auto pick ctx1
  • b
    without moving them to another delivery group
  • b
    there's seemingly no way
  • b
    I created tags, ctx1only, and ctx2only on the specific machines, but there's seemingly no way to force the user over to the other machine using policies after that
  • b
    for whatever reason, several users get "Something went wrong 1001" only on ctx2, and I can't figure it out, so I was hoping to move them to ctx1 automatically when they logic
  • b
    Good morning Citrix. Anyone know if it's possible to sign a user out of the workspace app from the command line while keeping their active citrix sessions connected? I know you can run Selfservice.exe -logoff but that logs the user out of their currently connected citrix sessions.
  • b
    *good afternoon
  • b
    -logoff -cow 🐄
  • b
    tried that just now, it logs the user out of the workspace app, but it also ends their currently open citrix session.
  • b
    I opened a case, they said it's not possible. I guess I'm going to have to make my shared workstations use the html5 client if they want to use citrix apps outside of the main one that autolaunchs.
  • b
    I wonder if I can approach the problem differently. If I end SelfService.exe and SelfServicePlugin.exe then I just have to find the registry keys/values or temp cache files that remember who the currently logged in user is and smoke em...