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Hi,
Wondering if anyone can help, I've managed to thinapp IE9 using ThinApp 4.7, before I do the final capture I change the IE9 settings to our proxy server etc. When I stream IE9 to any vdi desktop in the connection settings the option "Use proxy server for your lan" is unticked for some reason but our proxy server settings are still there, we plan to stream this to quite a few people so it's not really an option to manually tick this for everyone. Any idea why this could be happening? Once ticked it does remember the setting. We have IE9 locally on some laptops and the same issue does not occur so I'm assuming it's not some GPO settings.
Regards,
Ross
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Ross,
The IE proxy settings goes under the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections
1. This line is excluded from the package by snapshot.ini file (snapshot.ini is present in same location of setup capture.exe). Could you remove the line from snapshot.ini and recapture the application? When the line is removed from snapshot.ini, the registry changes under this key will be captured and recorded into the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.txt file.
2. Or you can try adding the registry changes manually in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.txt file to select the check box and rebuild the ThinApp. Please Google for the registry values to select the check box.
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3. Or you could start with an empty Sandbox, launch IE and change the setting and then run sbmerge.exe..
Sbmerge info: http://blogs.vmware.com/thinapp/2010/11/video-howto-using-sbmerge-to-update-a-thinapp-project.html
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Hi,
Thanks for both of the replies, they helped explain the issue, I've chosen to go with option 2 and amend the reg. manually but for some reason it is still not working, I've tried a number of things including adding this to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE:
isolation_writecopy HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections
Value=ProxyEnable
REG_DWORD=#01#00#00#00
The above has no effect at all, I've also tried adding the following to HKEY_CURRENT_USER:
isolation_writecopy HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections
Value=ProxyEnable
REG_DWORD=#01#00#00#00
Above also has no effect, but I've noticed in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER there is:
isolation_writecopy HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings
Value=WarnOnIntranet
REG_DWORD=#00#00#00#00
Value=ZonesSecurityUpgrade
REG_BINARY=#c2#60#f6#1a#29#38#cd#01
Value=ProxyEnable
REG_DWORD=#01#00#00#00
Value=ProxyServer
REG_SZ~*************** Value=ProxyOverride
REG_SZ~******************* Value=EnableAutodial
REG_DWORD=#00#00#00#00
Value=NoNetAutodial
REG_DWORD=#00#00#00#00
The above seems to already specify for proxy to be enabled, I've starred out some of our details. Am I using the incorrect key? or reg. value?
Regards,
Ross
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Hi all !
I fix it.
steps:
1. Edit HKEY_USERS.txt file.
2. Add the "isolation_writecopy HKEY_USERS\IE_PROXY_BUGFIX" at the beginning.
isolation_writecopy HKEY_USERS\IE_PROXY_BUGFIX
3.Save HKEY_USERS.txt file.
4.buld.bat
b/r
tunemicky