Hi..
I admit that I'm just a noob. I was trying to setup the citrix into my Note.
I found the citrix receiver apps in the market and managed to install it successfully.
i had also installed the root.crt. when i tried to setup the citrix, first it prompt to keyin the server name, i had keyed in and enter. after that a message pop-ups "Invalid server certificate". so i just accept it. i add an account by put in all the informations provider by our company's server admin. such as:
server name
user name
password
domain
description
when i tried to connect it, the "Invalid server certificate" message appeared again. and again i accepted it. i managed to see all the related applications which was available for me to access but when i clicked on the icons, it never launced but it gave message "cannot connect. cannot verify this server's certificate". this application can works without any problems on blackberry and iphone.
is there anybody who manage to install this apps and its working. please share..
thanks
I ve tried this on the SGS2 (getting Note next month )
And I did not have have a certificate issue (was connecting behind a VPN), but the last step to actually launching apps did fail.
Is it an Android issue?
Sorry, no help from me, just empathy
Hop someone can come up with some solution. Are you running the stock ROM? Who knows, maybe a custom one would work better? could be worth a curious try if you fancy running custom roms
Having the exact same problem on my Galaxy Nexus. I think it may be an issue when running on ICS
I'm also having the same problem with my verizon galaxy nexus. I just came from an OG droid where citrix was working fine. Settings are the same. I've looked all over online and can't seem to find a solution.
Anyone?
This is the reply I got from Citrix guys:
We have discovered an issue with our SSL implementation and the new Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.x) implementation. They have changed the security infrastructure but it did not show up on our emulators. We are actively working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. We have temporarily removed the Receiver for download to 4.x devices. Please watch for updates coming shortly, with the holidays it will most likely be in January.
Thanks for your feedback and watch for the update.
Robin
Robin Manke-Cassidy
Director Product Management
T: +1 408 790 8342 (x23342) | M: +1 480 203 6700
[email protected]
Hi guys..
Thanks for replying. i'm still trying to install it until now but it still negative...
Robin, glad to hear that citrix team is fixing it. but is this mean that we need to change the devices to android for to enjoy the fixes? Is there any ways that i can do, without changing the devices?
please advice.
thanks
JasmiHasni said:
Hi guys..
Thanks for replying. i'm still trying to install it until now but it still negative...
Robin, glad to hear that citrix team is fixing it. but is this mean that we need to change the devices to android for to enjoy the fixes? Is there any ways that i can do, without changing the devices?
please advice.
thanks
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doesnt sound like there is any way to run it on the Nexus or Note at this time.
You would need another device running android 2.x. I seriously doubt we would ever see a way to load these android 4.0 devices with an earlier version of android on it so I dont think there is a way without using a different device.
Hey guys,
had the same issue today. You can use the Citrix Receiver Beta from the market temporary. That is running perfectly with ICS. Tested on Sensation and Galaxy Tab 10.1v no issues.
just got an update last night. Citrix now compatible with ICS!
works great for me on the nexus so I'm assuming it'll work for the note as well.
Just to confirm... After the update everything is also working on ics with galaxy tab 10.1v.
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So here is a short Huawei Mate 10 Pro guide. It might work for other Huawei's as well. If so pls let me know.
How to kill ads on Huawei Mate 10 Pro without Rooting the phone
What does the good people of XDA think is the way to go to kill ads without rooting?
NB: These tips and tricks are not my brain work. It is a collection of problems, issues and solutions to things I've experienced with the Mate 10 Pro, and the solutions are the great work of this forum and various contributors. My only contribution is to try to gather them all here in post one so people don't need to read the whole thread. In particular i would like to thank Pretoriano80 for his contributions in this thread. He made my life easier. Thank you.
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Recap:
Remove Ads from browsers:
This solution worked well for removing ads from browsers, so I bought it from playstore to show my support. Thx to Pretoriano80 for resolving most of my ad problems.
This solution also takes care of the in-apps ads!
Pretoriano80 said:
Hi mate, i also hate aggressive ads, so after many trials and errors, i finally found the best (and also free and no Root) solution.
I'm using an app called "Virtual Hosts" which is blocking ADS by creating a local VPN and loading a host file.
The app is open source and you can get the apk for free, downloading it from here - > https://github.com/x-falcon/Virtual-Hosts/releases < - or from Playstore by paying it (both versions are identical).
Once installed, you can downloaded and use the "host" file from here - >
http://adblock.mahakala.is/ <- or use another one of your choice (i got the file from this thread - >
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916098 )
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Youtube without ads:
A youtube version that is slightly altered to filter out ads. Works on non rooted devices and can be installed alongside the original youtube. Notice the modified MicroG apk on the second quote for using this modified youtube with your google account.
Pretoriano80 said:
Yes, you can try the latest x64 version from here - > https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=236411 - > it doesn't need root and can be installed alongside YouTube, as a secondary YouTube. [emoji6]
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Yeah, in-app ads are also gone. [emoji16]
BTW, if you want to use your Google account with the modified YT app, then you will also need a modified MicroG apk, which is specifically designed for it.
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How to root Huawei Mate 10 Pro:
Some of you looking into this thread might wanna have full control over your Mate 10 Pro by rooting. There are various ways but the MAGISK seems really nice, and you can choose which apps shall see root or not. Read more here; https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk
A short video of Magisk; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFJVoIjKZJw
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Rooting with Magisk is possible on Mate 10 pro, so you can use banking app or any other app that requires a "stock" device. As long as you pass SafetyNET verification and you hide root from the eyes of those apps, than you can use them with Root.
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Huawei Mate 10 Pro apps loosing 4G and Wifi connection
When I first started to use the Huawei Mate 10 Pro I noticed that every once on a while an app would not work when I tried to restart the app. Suddenly I got an error saying their was no data connection, meaning no 4G or wifi. It was faulty error because I could use data in other apps. For me typically the problem was related to Spotify and Audible. The only fix I could find right away was a full reboot. It always took care of the problem and apps would work properly. Reboots are not welcome in a busy day. So I've looked around and found that I could manually control the power saving management for each app in >setting>battery>Launch. By taking back the control apps worked flawless once again.
A few weeks ago we had a yet another firmware update. And behold, once again the problem started. Only this time even in manual mode in >Launch the apps would still loose their 4G connection randomly, or even wifi if at home. It seemed like a reboot was the only choice to get things working. Until I by pure luck tried to enable the Ultra Battery Saver from the pull down menu. Enable it, then exiting it somehow resolves any power saving issues. Apps they work fine, they get their data connection, both 4G and wifi. The quick fix takes only seconds to complete, and there is no need to do a full reboot in order to have apps fully working.
I'm using adguard. To avoid some popup that coming from browser. And in the same time, if the apps have ads and i use the app continuesly, I'll purchased it, as im supporting the developer.
joppy said:
So I got a new phone, after years with a LG G3 it finally tanked. Today the replacement came. Huawei Mate 10 Pro.
And what a strange experience it was to fire up the unrooted phone. So much ads. Everywhere. Overwhelming.
I've been on a custom ROM rooted G3 for the past 4 years or so. I forgot about the ads.
The plan was to keep this phone stock, no root. In order to comply with all the crazy folks that try to force us to not use rooted devices. But as many of you have seen too, there are so many services that we use daily that will not work with rooted phones. I've worked around that before and have been happy.
But for now I am not ready to use a custom Rom or to root.
how can I kill ads? Ad guard, DNS66 or maybe block-this?
Maybe I am getting old, have a touch of paranoia or are just not brave anymore. But adding APK from sources I don't know much about feels well not good. There are so many scams and ****ware floating around. I would hate to end up with crapware for trying to get some peaceful surf time without ads. Apps are for the most part OK, because I pay for almost all those apps I use, and by paying I support and avoid ads. But even using a browser to read news I get littered in ads. Man ads really take the fun out of internet. I would easily pay good money as yearly fee to avoid ads. IS there anything out there that will work as a paid app?
What does the good people of XDA think is the way to go to kill ads without rooting?
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Hi mate, i also hate aggressive ads, so after many trials and errors, i finally found the best (and also free and no Root) solution.
I'm using an app called "Virtual Hosts" which is blocking ADS by creating a local VPN and loading a host file.
The app is open source and you can get the apk for free, downloading it from here - > https://github.com/x-falcon/Virtual-Hosts/releases < - or from Playstore by paying it (both versions are identical).
Once installed, you can downloaded and use the "host" file from here - >
http://adblock.mahakala.is/ <- or use another one of your choice (i got the file from this thread - >
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916098 )
P. S : Let me know how it works for you. Here is working perfectly and with almost no battery drain.
In regards to browsers. I used to use Dolphin browser, which has a good ad blocker, but, ever since Oreo, it crashes when I enable the ad blocker. Anyone have luck using Dolphin? Firefox also has a pretty good ad blocker but I find it slow.
A while back I had to send the much beloved Lg G3 to change screen, and the week it took before it was returned I had a loaner phone, a G5. Phone was not rooted so I added a adblock by DNS can't remember the name of it, but that thing ate battery as well as cpu. One could feel phone starting to bog down while surfing. That being said, I didn't put any time and effort into the loaner phone so I didn't try to tweak anything so the sluggish result could be my mistake also.
As soon as I have made a complete backup I will start trying these, and the virtual host one by one and put a small review here in this thread. I just learned that twrp should now also work for unrooted devices. That makes me very happy as it is familiar to use. Got to check out to see if maybe even Titanium now will work for unrooted phones as well. That would be really sweet.
Forgot how much work it is to get a new phone. Nothing is the same, and every brand UI got their own take on small bits and pieces just so we get our heart rate going
If others have other suggestions for anti-ad apps I will make time to try those as well. Thx you all for your input. Much obliged.
I'm using adclear. Helps a lot.
joppy said:
A while back I had to send the much beloved Lg G3 to change screen, and the week it took before it was returned I had a loaner phone, a G5. Phone was not rooted so I added a adblock by DNS can't remember the name of it, but that thing ate battery as well as cpu. One could feel phone starting to bog down while surfing. That being said, I didn't put any time and effort into the loaner phone so I didn't try to tweak anything so the sluggish result could be my mistake also.
As soon as I have made a complete backup I will start trying these, and the virtual host one by one and put a small review here in this thread. I just learned that twrp should now also work for unrooted devices. That makes me very happy as it is familiar to use. Got to check out to see if maybe even Titanium now will work for unrooted phones as well. That would be really sweet.
Forgot how much work it is to get a new phone. Nothing is the same, and every brand UI got their own take on small bits and pieces just so we get our heart rate going
If others have other suggestions for anti-ad apps I will make time to try those as well. Thx you all for your input. Much obliged.
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Root was never required for TWRP to work, only unlocked bootloader. Anyway, there's no TWRP available yet for Mate 10 Pro.
Titanium Backup will never work without root cause is the only way it can write on the /data partition.
Oh ok I thought that no-root-needed was a new feature for twrp. I guess as Titanium will not work with un rooted phones neither will any other apps similar to Titanium?
Is there any apps similar to twrp that will work with Huawei Mate 10 Pro?
No matter what I guess I just have to start testing adblockers this weekend. Because I can't take all the ads I struggle with now. Too bad I didn't start out with the new phone by testing, before I sat up the phone they way it is now, with all apps, settings etc. Cos now if I would like a fresh start after testing various adblockers I will need to do the whole process of installing and tweaking all over again unless I find something like twrp for the Mate Pro 10.
Btw the xda app named my device BLA-L29, is that a name that is widely used for the Mate 10 Pro? Never seen this name before.
joppy said:
Oh ok I thought that no-root-needed was a new feature for twrp. I guess as Titanium will not work with un rooted phones neither will any other apps similar to Titanium?
Is there any apps similar to twrp that will work with Huawei Mate 10 Pro?
No matter what I guess I just have to start testing adblockers this weekend. Because I can't take all the ads I struggle with now. Too bad I didn't start out with the new phone by testing, before I sat up the phone they way it is now, with all apps, settings etc. Cos now if I would like a fresh start after testing various adblockers I will need to do the whole process of installing and tweaking all over again unless I find something like twrp for the Mate Pro 10.
Btw the xda app named my device BLA-L29, is that a name that is widely used for the Mate 10 Pro? Never seen this name before.
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Installing the app i recommended has no risk, you don't need to backup anything. If it works and you like it, then you keep it, if not, just uninstall the app simple as that.
That app is open source, so no bloatware or any hidden stuff, it doesn't use DNS to circumvent ads and doesn't track anything, all it does is pointing Internet traffic to your "host" file, it's nothing like AdGuard and similar apps that also sell your data to third parties.
It only takes 5 minutes to test and decide, without any harm. [emoji6]
@Pretoriano80 thx a lot. That worked great, so great I had to support by buying the app.
Next step is to make youtube clutter free.
joppy said:
@Pretoriano80 thx a lot. That worked great, so great I had to support by buying the app.
Next step is to make youtube clutter free.
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No problem, i knew it would work perfectly. Battery drain is also low and it doesn't throttle net performance.
I think that for YouTube the only alternative with no root is to use a modified version (look here on XDA if interested).
@Pretoriano80 Not sure I follow you, modified youtube? Search came up blank.
Is that an app/apk to replace the default youtube app? Because when I try to uninstall youtube from phone I get an error msg saying "system app can not be uninstalled". Should I just overwrite?
joppy said:
@Pretoriano80 Not sure I follow you, modified youtube? Search came up blank.
Is that an app/apk to replace the default youtube app? Because when I try to uninstall youtube from phone I get an error msg saying "system app can not be uninstalled". Should I just overwrite?
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You should be able to deactivate the app and install the modded apk.
Ok, will retry. Seems that iYTBP - injected YouTube Background Playback might be a solution worth trying?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-iytbp-injected-youtube-background-t3560900
If you have tried other ones that works well for you feel free to share and recommend.
joppy said:
Ok, will retry. Seems that iYTBP - injected YouTube Background Playback might be a solution worth trying?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-iytbp-injected-youtube-background-t3560900
If you have tried other ones that works well for you feel free to share and recommend.
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Yes, you can try the latest x64 version from here - > https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=236411 - > it doesn't need root and can be installed alongside YouTube, as a secondary YouTube. [emoji6]
joppy said:
Ok, will retry. Seems that iYTBP - injected YouTube Background Playback might be a solution worth trying?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-iytbp-injected-youtube-background-t3560900
If you have tried other ones that works well for you feel free to share and recommend.
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You Can use newpipe. You Can download it for free on f droid open source market. Works very well
Thx again @Pretoriano80. Now I got a phone that is very usable and responsive and it is still not rooted. I will quote your ad free youtube solution in the first post so others find what they need easily.
Now lets hope all them crazy people out there stops with the root discriminating behavior, so that people in the future damn well self decide to root or not without being locked out from using services, apps or whatever.
joppy said:
Thx again @Pretoriano80. Now I got a phone that is very usable and responsive and it is still not rooted. I will quote your ad free youtube solution in the first post so others find what they need easily.
Now lets hope all them crazy people out there stops with the root discriminating behavior, so that people in the future damn well self decide to root or not without being locked out from using services, apps or whatever.
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Yeah, in-app ads are also gone. [emoji16]
BTW, if you want to use your Google account with the modified YT app, then you will also need a modified MicroG apk, which is specifically designed for it.
One more thing to get sorted, and that is a backup. I would prefer to find a custom recovery image that works with Huawei Mate 10 Pro, and that will also work well for non-rooted devices.
I have only used twrp myself, but twrp will not work with Mate 10 Pro. I also know about cwm recovery, have not tried it yet but that one will only work for rooted devices. So neither twrp or cwm will work for the BLA-L29/Mate 10 Pro.
Any suggestions?
joppy said:
One more thing to get sorted, and that is a backup. I would prefer to find a custom recovery image that works with Huawei Mate 10 Pro, and that will also work well for non-rooted devices.
I have only used twrp myself, but twrp will not work with Mate 10 Pro. I also know about cwm recovery, have not tried it yet but that one will only work for rooted devices. So neither twrp or cwm will work for the BLA-L29/Mate 10 Pro.
Any suggestions?
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For backup use Huawei Backup on your phone, or HiSuite on PC... works just fine.
Hello,
My question is for french users
Are you able to use Paylib with Xiaomi Mi 9 ??
I use the Caisse Epargne PayLib application. I can configure it correctly and the application is detected in android payment preferences.
But when I put my phone on a payment terminal, nothing happens [emoji26][emoji26]
delscate said:
Hello,
My question is for french users
Are you able to use Paylib with Xiaomi Mi 9 ??
I use the Caisse Epargne PayLib application. I can configure it correctly and the application is detected in android payment preferences.
But when I put my phone on a payment terminal, nothing happens [emoji26][emoji26]
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Hi, I have the same issue with Google Pay ( N26 BANK ), tested in several stores..
Geekmylife said:
Hi, I have the same issue with Google Pay ( N26 BANK ), tested in several stores..
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[emoji53]
Envoyé de mon MI 9 en utilisant Tapatalk
delscate said:
Hello,
My question is for french users
Are you able to use Paylib with Xiaomi Mi 9 ??
I use the Caisse Epargne PayLib application. I can configure it correctly and the application is detected in android payment preferences.
But when I put my phone on a payment terminal, nothing happens [emoji26][emoji26]
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This may or may not be of help to you, but...
I too am experiencing this "nothing happens" a the terminal when attempting to pay. My Google Pay is all set up etc. However I have learnt of the two following possible solutions:
1. Settings - Wireless & Network - More - Secure element position (this apparently should be set to HCE Wallet, though there are other options which could be tried)
2. Be sure point the top of your phone, near the camera lenses, at the terminal as this is where the NFC chip is
I've yet to test these out though, but thought I'd at least offer some potential tips!
cd993 said:
This may or may not be of help to you, but...
I too am experiencing this "nothing happens" a the terminal when attempting to pay. My Google Pay is all set up etc. However I have learnt of the two following possible solutions:
1. Settings - Wireless & Network - More - Secure element position (this apparently should be set to HCE Wallet, though there are other options which could be tried)
2. Be sure point the top of your phone, near the camera lenses, at the terminal as this is where the NFC chip is
I've yet to test these out though, but thought I'd at least offer some potential tips!
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Thanks for the tips [emoji106].
I will try
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Geekmylife said:
Hi, I have the same issue with Google Pay ( N26 BANK ), tested in several stores..
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Hi, i also can't pay with google pay. Tested in "thousands" of stores.... i hope they will fix it in next builds.
I was scared it was only a problem of mine.. now i'm a "little" reassured.
delscate said:
Hello,
My question is for french users
Are you able to use Paylib with Xiaomi Mi 9 ??
I use the Caisse Epargne PayLib application. I can configure it correctly and the application is detected in android payment preferences.
But when I put my phone on a payment terminal, nothing happens [emoji26][emoji26]
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You must activate nfc for paylib but it impossible for the moment beccause paylib is not compatible with xiomi phone. I already asked for my mix 2s 4 month ago and I have no answer.
hardtheory said:
You must activate nfc for paylib but it impossible for the moment beccause paylib is not compatible with xiomi phone. I already asked for my mix 2s 4 month ago and I have no answer.
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I used paylib on lui Xiaomi mi5s on lineage.
No problem with paylib apps on mi 9
I talk about activate payement without contact, not compatible.
I'm searching for a solution on google, i found this on Reddit:
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carltondrake
3 points ·
22 hours ago
Hi,
You have to go on settings > more > secure element position and select HCE Wallet.
Hope this helps
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My "Mi 9" was set on "sim wallet". so i'll give another try today.
I can confirm: today i made my first payment with google pay after switching to HCE wallet
Tests today after switching to HCE wallet :
- andoid pay (boursorama bank) OK
- paylib (caisse epargne bank) OK
Thanks to @cd993 !!!!
Hi, I have a problem.
I made a homepage for a friend who owns a pub. The webhosting package includes an email account (e.g. [email protected]<domain>) which works fine in browsers and Windows Mail on PC.
But he also needs to have it on his phone that he can get push notifications if someone wants to book a table, but he always gets a timeout with the apps he actually wants to use (Outlook or Email - Lightning Fast & Secure Mail).
On a Samsung S10 -> timeout too.
Then I've tried a random app which covers you in annoying ads and it works like a charm.
Email entered, password entered, everything's fine.
On my Samsung S7 edge (Android 7.5) the same. No problems.
Does anyone have a solution for this issue or knows why this happens?
Huawei P20 Pro EMUI 9.1
Thanks in advance for your time! I'll check the thread again later, need to go sleep.
Did you try to check with the web-hosting support? If it works in some apps but doesn't work in others I bet it's related to certificates/TLS versions/ports and they must be aware of this issue.
arty_a said:
Did you try to check with the web-hosting support? If it works in some apps but doesn't work in others I bet it's related to certificates/TLS versions/ports and they must be aware of this issue.
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Okay, then I'll write the provider and come back if I have any news, thanks!