Applicable Products
- Receiver for Mac
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Symptoms or Error
User is unable to log on from a MacBook using the Citrix Receiver for Mac. The session opens and eventually disappears without any error message.
Solution
To resolve this issue, complete the following steps:
Select the System Preferences icon on the toolbar.
Open the Sharing folder in System Preferences under Internet & Wireless, as displayed in the following screen shot:
Check the Computer Name field. If it is blank, type a computer name for the machine so that a license can be assigned to it.
The session opens successfully from a MacBook using Citrix Receiver for Mac.
Problem Cause
Pyinstaller Mac App Closes Immediately
Because the Mac devices does not have a registry like Windows devices, a license must be issued to the client devices name. If the device does not have a name, it cannot be issued a license. It attempts to assign a license to a null value, and the session drops.
Additional Resources
App Closes Immediately After Opening Mac
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