I just purchased the full out package from
Captira and im having some problems with
Linux. They are pretty good with tech support, but i am their first Linux user so it's a learning process and i figure the more people looking into it the better right? Ok some background:
Captira is a system to basically manage our bail business, and run all kinda of background, credit, etc checks on people. It's powered by Citrix. Their toolkit is a webapp, which is powered by the Citrix client installed to the computer, and verified by the
Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority Root Certificate SSL Certificates.
Now, on Windows 7 (VB) and Windows XP (second computer) the system works perfectly. Not so much for Linux.
I installed the client software for Linux from Citrix, and modified FF to use the ICA file properly. That part works perfect. My issue is that with FireFox3 and Opera 9 both browsers tell me that i cannot access the toolkit because i have not accept the Go Daddy cert mentioned above. Now the Windows boxes did this as well, and i had to manually install the certs to internet explorer, and then it works fine.
On Linux i have installed all the certs to both browsers, but i still get the error. Any ideas? Stupid Go Daddy. Captira is working on finding or making a fix, but like i said im the first non-windows user.
