Citrix Workspace for Linux Cleanup Tool: A Comprehensive Guide

As an administrator, maintaining a smooth and efficient Citrix workspace for your users is crucial. With the increasing number of devices and applications, it can be challenging to keep everything running smoothly. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of using the Citrix Workspace for Linux cleanup tool to ensure optimal performance.

Understanding CDF Traces

In some cases, you may need to capture CDF traces from a different machine. To do so, follow these steps:

* Select all modules to get traces from the App Protection service through CDF control.

* When launching the session, logs are recorded in the file mentioned in the log output Path of the set log.

Collecting Logs for Virtual Delivery Agent

To collect logs for the Virtual Delivery Agent, follow these steps:

1. Launch the session and record logs in the file mentioned in the log output Path of the set log.

2. If App Protection isn't installed or not detectable by wfica, you will get a log indicating 'App Protection is not installed'.

3. Click wfica and change the logging level for winstation driver to Verbose.

4. Use the Linux logging utility (from install dir, launch util/setlog) and change the logging level for the virtual channel to Verbose.

Enabling Logs for wfica

To enable logs for wfica:

1. Right-click on the wfica icon and select 'Verbose' to set the log level.

2. Expand the App Protection class and right-click its child element.

3. (Optional) Click 'Set All Disabled' and ensure that only the required logs are collected.

Running the Set Log Executable

To collect logs for Citrix Workspace app for Linux, follow these steps:

1. Run the set log executable found in the util directory of the installation.

2. For example, /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/util/setlog.

Additional Tips and Resources

* For collecting logs for Citrix Workspace app for Mac, see 'Log collection for Mac'(insert link).

* For collecting logs for Citrix Workspace app for Windows, see 'Log collection for Windows'(insert link).

By following these steps and using the Citrix Workspace for Linux cleanup tool, you can ensure that your workspace is running smoothly and efficiently. Remember to always refer to the official documentation for the latest information and best practices.

In this article, we have covered the process of using the Citrix Workspace for Linux cleanup tool to maintain a smooth and efficient workspace. We hope this guide has been helpful in providing you with the necessary steps and resources to keep your users productive.

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