There were alle the root certificates from GeoTrust but the specific one was not available. In my case it was “GeoTrust SSL CA” if I opened Keychain Access on the Mac and searched for the certificate and it turned out it was not installed. It turns out that the Mac was not able to fetch an intermediate SSL certificate from the certificate chain which was certainly possible on Windows. I started off by figuring out why the connection seemed to work on Windows machines and only failed on my Mac. None of the above worked for me so I was thinking to finally come up with a fool-prove solution to the problem which also worked in my case. Unfortunately the web and also excellent books on the topic provided only the same solutions I had already found ages ago on my last tries:Ĭitrix ICA Client: SSL Error 61: You have not chosen to trust “VeriSign blah blah”, the issuer to the server’s security certificate In the past as a work-around I have always launched a VirtualBox Win7 VM in order to connect, so basically it was a nightmare of virtualisation layers! So today I figured I finally wanted to fix the problem. The problem persisted with another Citrix installation at a different customer who uses Verisign certificates.
#Citrix server for mac for mac
Unfortunately the Citrix Receiver for Mac throwed the following error message at me when connecting: “You have not chosen to trust ‘GeoTrust SSL CA’, the issuer of the server’s security certificate” and then bailed out on the connection all-together. As a Mac user I connect to their data-center through their Citrix based remote desktop proxy. One of my oldest customers still hires me from time to time for maintenance on one of their Windows based systems. Over the course of the last 10 years I have regularly been taking jobs in the business process management arena.
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