What is corrected in the post-Citrix MetaFrame XP FR2/ SP2 hotfix: XE102W059
RoyATokeshi
May 22, 2003 9:58 pm
1. The IMA Service randomly generated Dr. Watson errors when a MetaFrame XP
function deleted a memory pointer but did not set the memory pointer to
NULL. As a result, the same memory was freed twice. The program is
modified so that the same memory is not freed twice and the IMA Service no
longer generates Dr. Watson errors. [#53262]
2. Administrators could not import a print server that had a large number of
print queues. This occurred because the RPC call to the print server
requesting the driver and port information timed out when enumerating a
large number of print queues. To prevent the Management Console from timing
out while enumerating print queues, add the following to the command line
when running the console:
java -Djava.ext.dirs=Ext -jar Tool.jar -gcInterval:0 -EnumTimeoutMul:40 %*
Alternatively, you can change the Isctx.log file to include the following
as one of the command line options:
-EnumTimeoutMul:40
[#46362]
This is a fix Incorporated In Citrix MetaFrame XP Feature Release 3 (FR3)/ Service Pack 3.
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What is corrected in the post-Citrix MetaFrame XP FR2/ SP2 hotfix: XE102W059
