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From: Otto Pylot on 20 Mar 2010 13:45
First of all, I don't understand certificates and kechain. I understand
what certificates are for, but editing them, adding them, deleting,
them etc is beyond me. I have a MacBook with 10.6.2 and a Dell D620 (XP
Pro and IE8.0). I only use the Dell to connect to work from home via a
Citrix client. I recently discovered that there was a Citirx client
released for the Mac for web access. I installed it without any
problems. It launched and I was able to log into work from home with
either Firefox 3.5.8 or Safari 4.0.5. However, when I go to launch any
applications, I get the error message, " You have not chosen to trust
"Go Daddy Secure Certificate Authority", the issuer of the server's
security certificate". So, I go to Keychain Access and find the
certificate. I don't understand any of the info displayed but it does
say "This certificate is marked as trusted for all users". If I set it
to "Use System Defaults" the certificate changes to "This certificate
is valid", just like all of the other certificates in Keychain. So the
question is why. Why can I login to the Citrix server at work with my
MacBook from home but not launch any applications (specifically Outlook
to check my email)? Is it a configuration thing on my end or is the the
Citrix server at work not liking Macs, Safari, and/or Firefox? I
remember tht I had to use IE8.0 on the Dell to get the Citrix client to
work becuase it wouldn't work under Firefox for Windows or any version
of IE other than 8.0. Thanks.

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