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Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 Citrix Product Documentation | docs.citrix.com September 28, 2021 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 Contents What’s new 3 Fixed issues 4 Known issues 5 Third party notices 7 Deprecation 7 System requirements 8 Installation overview 13 Configure Delivery Controllers 14 Easy install 15 Create Linux VDAs in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Standard for Azure 31 Use Machine Creation Services (MCS) to create Linux VMs 35 Use Citrix Provisioning to create Linux VMs 79 Install Linux Virtual Delivery Agent for RHEL/CentOS 79 Install Linux Virtual Delivery Agent for SUSE 115 Install Linux Virtual Delivery Agent for Ubuntu 146 Install Linux Virtual Delivery Agent for Debian 180 Configure the Linux VDA 210 Integrate NIS with Active Directory 211 Publish applications 217 Linux VDA self‑update 218 Remote PC Access 222 Print 234 File copy and paste 242 © 1999–2021 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 File transfer 243 PDF printing 246 Configure graphics 247 Thinwire progressive display 257 Non‑GRID 3D graphics 260 Configure policies 262 Policy support list 264 Configure IPv6 273 Configure Citrix Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) 274 Configure USB redirection 278 HDX webcam video compression 289 Configure session reliability 294 Soft keyboard 296 Client Input Method Editor (IME) 299 Support for multiple language inputs 300 Dynamic keyboard layout synchronization 301 Client IME user interface synchronization 306 HDX Insight 309 Rendezvous protocol 310 Adaptive transport 312 Integrate with the Citrix Telemetry Service 315 Tracing On 319 Shadow sessions 322 Browser content redirection 328 © 1999–2021 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 3 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 Support Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 335 Monitor Linux VMs and Linux sessions in Citrix Director 335 Monitor service daemon 338 Secure user sessions using TLS 340 Secure user sessions using DTLS 344 Text‑based session watermark 345 Pass‑through authentication by using smart cards 346 Double‑hop single sign‑on authentication 356 Configure unauthenticated sessions 358 Configure LDAPS 360 Create a Python3 virtual environment 365 XDPing 368 Configure Xauthority 372 Configure Federated Authentication Service 374 © 1999–2021 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 4 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 What’s new July 13, 2021 What’s new in 2106 Version 2106 of the Linux VDA includes the following new features and enhancements: Linux VDA self‑update This feature helps to automatically update your Linux VDA software ‑ immediately, or at a scheduled time. It is beneficial especially when you create Linux VDAs in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Stan‑ dard for Azure because you have no administrator privileges of the VMs in Azure. For more informa‑ tion, see Linux VDA self‑update. Support for Machine Creation Services (MCS) on Nutanix AHV You can now use MCS to create Linux VMs on Nutanix AHV. For more information, see Use MCS to create Linux VMs on Nutanix AHV. PBIS support for joining MCS‑created machines to Windows domains We have added PBIS support for joining MCS‑created machines to Windows domains. For more infor‑ mation, see Use Machine Creation Services (MCS) to create Linux VMs. Support for HDX webcam video compression Users of video conferencing applications running in Linux VDA sessions can now use their webcams with HDX webcam video compression. HDX webcam video compression is also called Optimized we‑ bcam mode. This type of webcam video compression sends the H.264 video directly to the video conferencing application running in the virtual session. HDX webcam video compression uses the multimedia framework technology that is part of the client operating system to intercept video from capture devices, transcode, and compress it. This feature is enabled by default. We recommend you always use HDX webcam video compression if possible. For more information, see HDX webcam video compression. Graphics quality slider We have included a graphics quality slider in the graphics status indicator tool that runs in your virtual Linux sessions. The slider helps to find the right balance between image quality and interactivity. For © 1999–2021 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 5 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 more information, see Graphics quality slider. Support for evaluating policies for Secure Browser logged‑on users during CGP session reconnections The Linux VDA now supports evaluating and applying during CGP session reconnections user‑specific policies that you set in the Secure Browser service. The followings policies are supported: • Clipboard – Client clipboard redirection – Clipboard selection update mode – Primary selection update mode • Printing – Client printer redirection – Auto‑create PDF Universal Printer • File transfer – Allow file transfer between desktop and client – Download file from desktop – Upload file to desktop Linux streaming support for RHEL 8.3 and Ubuntu 18.04 Previously available as an experimental feature, Linux streaming for RHEL 8.3 and Ubuntu 18.04 is now fully supported. Using the Linux streaming feature with Citrix Provisioning, you can provision Linux virtual desktops directly in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. For more information, see Use Citrix Provisioning to create Linux VMs. Fixed issues July 12, 2021 Compared to: Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2104 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 contains the following fixes: • The Linux VDA might fail to register with the Delivery Controller when you use multiple versions of Java. [CVADHELP‑17504] • With HDX 3D Pro enabled, attempts to install the Linux VDA using easy install might fail. [CVADHELP‑17713] © 1999–2021 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 6 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 • When attempting to configure the Linux VDA in CentOS 8.3 to use the Federated Authentication Service, the ctxfascfg.sh might fail. [CVADHELP‑17289] • The Linux XDPing tool might fail to work on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) version 12.5. [CVADHELP‑17528] Known issues July 12, 2021 The following issues have been identified in this release: • In a GNOME desktop session, attempts to change the keyboard layout might fail. [CVADHELP‑ 15639] • Non‑seamless published applications might exit shortly after launch. The issue occurs aftera Mutter upgrade to a version later than mutter‑3.28.3‑4. To work around the issue, use mutter‑ 3.28.3‑4 or earlier. [LNXVDA‑6967] • The Linux VDA does not work as expected when you use NVIDIA GRID 3D cards without enabling HDX 3D Pro. The issue occurs on RHEL 7.7 and earlier, SUSE 12.5 and earlier, and Ubuntu 16.04. The reason is that multiple OpenGL libraries cannot coexist in the graphics systems of these Linux distributions. • An unexpected window appears during file download. The window does not affect the file down‑ load functionality and it disappears automatically after a while. [LNXVDA‑5646] • The default settings of PulseAudio cause the sound server program to exit after 20 seconds of inactivity. When PulseAudio exits, audio does not work. To work around this issue, set exit‑idle‑ time=‑1 in the /etc/pulse/daemon.conf file. [LNXVDA‑5464] • libtcmalloc 4.3.0 in SUSE 12.5 might cause processes to exit unexpectedly. • The ctxhdx service might exit unexpectedly on the Ubuntu 16.04 and SUSE 12.5 VDAs. The issue occurs with the GNU C Library (glibc) Versions 2.22 through 2.24. The issue is fixed in glibc 2.25. If you are using the SUSE 12.5 distribution, you can install the patch that SUSE provides for fixing the issue. No fix is available for Ubuntu 16.04 at the time the Linux VDA is released. [LNXVDA‑4481] • Sessions cannot be launched in Citrix Workspace app for Linux when SSL encryption is enabled. [RFLNX‑1557] • The indicator-datetime-service process does not consume the $TZ environment vari‑ able. When the client and session locate in different time zones, the unity panel on Ubuntu 16.04 Unity Desktop does not show the time of the client. [LNXVDA‑2128] © 1999–2021 Citrix Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 7 Linux Virtual Delivery Agent 2106 • Ubuntu graphics: In HDX 3D Pro, a black frame might appear around applications after resizing the Desktop Viewer, or sometimes, the background can appear black. • Printers created by the Linux VDA printing redirection might not be removed after logging out of a session. • CDM files are missing when a directory contains numerous files and subdirectories. This issue might occur if the client side has too many files or directories. • In this release, only UTF‑8 encoding is supported for non‑English languages. • Citrix Workspace app for Android CAPS LOCK state might be reversed during session roaming. The CAPS LOCK state can be lost when roaming an existing connection to Citrix Workspace app for Android. As a workaround, use the Shift key on the extended keyboard to switch between upper case and lower case. • Shortcut keys with ALT do not always work when you connect to the Linux VDA using Citrix Workspace app for Mac. Citrix Workspace app for Mac sends AltGr for both left and right Op‑ tions/Alt keys by default. You can modify this behavior within the Citrix Workspace app settings but the results vary with different applications. • Registration fails when the Linux VDA is rejoined to the domain. The rejoining generates a fresh set of Kerberos keys. But, the Broker might use a cached out‑of‑date VDA service ticket based on the previous set of Kerberos keys. When the VDA tries to connect to the Broker, the Broker might not be able to establish a return security context to the VDA. The usual symptom is that the VDA registration fails. This problem can eventually resolve itself when the VDA service ticket expires and is renewed. But because service tickets are long‑lived, it can take a long time. As a workaround, clear the Broker’s ticket cache.
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