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j
2203? I know some of those switches were deprecated in 2209...have you tried an /exclude switch for it?
n
plugins is excluded in his command line... but that's completely unnecessary, since it's not a default component.
g
Exactly...
j
Ah sorry, didn't spot plugins....
g
So I can't see why it tries to install it anyway.
w
It wouldn't hurt to try adding an exclude for it for testing
g
Excluding it was a feeble attempt of testing it.
We have tried excluding it, no go.
w
hmmmm
g
Haven't check the logs for any other VDA versions, so I'm not sure if this is a new thing with 2203 CU2
n
I have not seen that in 2203 CU2 at all, and I've done my fair share of installations while testing it recently.
What does the actual 'XenDesktop Installation.log' say? The one you posted is an SCCM log.
j
Yeah I had no problems until 2209
g
It shows that it tries to install CWA, allright... 144948.2400 : XenDesktopSetup:About to install Citrix Workspace App with parameters: /noreboot /silent /includeSSON INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Citrix\Online Plugin"
144948.2400 : XenDesktopSetup:Starting synchronous process 'C:\Windows\TEMP\Ctx-2041EAB9-AF32-4896-8660-5E140A013F42\Extract\Image-Full\Citrix Receiver and Plug-ins\Windows\Receiver\CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe' with args '/noreboot /silent /includeSSON INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Citrix\Online Plugin" '
144952.2820 : XenDesktopSetup:Process completed with error code 0x00009C48 144952.2830 $ERR$ : XenDesktopSetupInstallComponent Failed to install component 'Citrix Online Plug-in'. 'CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe' component failed to install with error 0x00009C48. 144952.2840 $ERR$ : XenDesktopSetup:Recording installation failure. 'CitrixWorkspaceApp.exe' component failed to install with error 0x00009C48. 144952.2840 PROC : XenDesktopSetupInstallComponent Exit 144952.2840 : XenDesktopSetup:Install tasks for this session have finished. 144952.2840 : XenDesktopSetup:Installation failed
But, it seems like the VDA actually gets installed.
SCCM freaks out of course, since it doesn't get its prettly little "Installation successful" in return. 😛
n
Does running that exact command line manually produce the same results?
g
Seems like so, yes, but I would have to try again to be sure. Can't see that it would make much difference, it would be the same installer with the same install paramters.
n
Wait a second, you're missing /components VDA
I bet if you leave that out, it installs both by default.
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g
Hey...I do believe you right...
I have that in some other scripts that I use to create golden images, but seems like that it wasn't included here... gotta go talk to my man in the apps team here... 😛
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Turns out the same mistake was also present in a different script here, so it might be that I did some copy/paste errors here. Will teste and let you know.
Thanks guys... /components vda was it, of course. Just completed a test install here now, and there's no mention of workspace app in the xendesktop installation log.
n
psych fist bump
g
Funny though... the script (InstallVDA.bat) that Citrix includes in the install media that they claim is for "installation and upgrade" of the VDA doesn't really works. It updates some components, but not all it seems. And the version number of the installed VDA is unchanged... but hey, we've discussed silent upgrades of the VDA here before...
n
I refuse to trust any new installation that comes in the form of a batch file. It's not 1993.
g
Well... that could be a discussion for a different day. The problem with batch scripts is the lack of log handling. Most of the installvda.bat script consists of log handling and copying... like 98% it seems. 😛
And its 955 lines long, lol.
And you need access to the complete isntall media for CVAD to use it, not only the vda install file....
Anyways... once more, thanks for the feedback and help. I'll loiter back to my corner now and contemplate my inability to do copy and paste in silence... 😛
w
Citrix would only create that monster batch file if a big-money customer demanded it. Citrix is not one to waste time and money on "silly things" like batch files.
g
Well, somebody probably paid good money for it.