Installomator Policy via Setup Manager broken #109

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opened 2026-01-19 18:31:33 +00:00 by michael · 2 comments
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Originally created by @heinenjh on GitHub.

We have policies for various app installations via Installomator in Jamf Pro.
Setup Manager triggers these policies to install the apps.
At the moment we dont use the intallomator included in setup manager
M365-Failed-SetupManager.txt
M365-Success-SelfService.txt

So far this has always worked well. We suddenly noticed that during the installation with Setup Manager apps such as M365, Citrix Workspace, Edge are no longer installed.
There is a timeout in the policy log on the Mac in Jamf Pro.
If I start the same policy via Self Service, the package installs correctly.
Logs of both cases attached.

Originally created by @heinenjh on GitHub. We have policies for various app installations via Installomator in Jamf Pro. Setup Manager triggers these policies to install the apps. At the moment we dont use the intallomator included in setup manager [M365-Failed-SetupManager.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17379669/M365-Failed-SetupManager.txt) [M365-Success-SelfService.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17379671/M365-Success-SelfService.txt) So far this has always worked well. We suddenly noticed that during the installation with Setup Manager apps such as M365, Citrix Workspace, Edge are no longer installed. There is a timeout in the policy log on the Mac in Jamf Pro. If I start the same policy via Self Service, the package installs correctly. Logs of both cases attached.
michael added the Support label 2026-01-19 18:31:33 +00:00
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@heinenjh commented on GitHub:

Updating the script to version 10.6 did not help. with the argument INSTALL=force it works now. Thanks for your support!

@heinenjh commented on GitHub: Updating the script to version 10.6 did not help. with the argument `INSTALL=force` it works now. Thanks for your support!
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@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:

Are you running Setup Manager from the Prestage (at Automated Device Enrollment) or at a different time (User initiated enrollment)?

The Teams log shows that your Installomator script used in the policy is out of date. update to 10.6 first https://github.com/Installomator/Installomator/releases

It also shows that Installomator believes that Teams is already installed and is attempting to update it using the msupdate CLI tool (MS AutoUpdate). If using the latest version of Installomator doesn't fix the issues, try adding an INSTALL=force argument, which will tell Installomator to download and install in all cases, and not attempt an update.

@scriptingosx commented on GitHub: Are you running Setup Manager from the Prestage (at Automated Device Enrollment) or at a different time (User initiated enrollment)? The Teams log shows that your Installomator script used in the policy is out of date. update to 10.6 first https://github.com/Installomator/Installomator/releases It also shows that Installomator believes that Teams is already installed and is attempting to update it using the `msupdate` CLI tool (MS AutoUpdate). If using the latest version of Installomator doesn't fix the issues, try adding an `INSTALL=force` argument, which will tell Installomator to download and install in all cases, and not attempt an update.
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Reference: jamf/Setup-Manager#109