@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
you can get a lot of this behavior as it is, already:
- you can call a Jamf Pro policy with any version of Installomator (even a heavily customized one) as a…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
yes, they are different. They needed to change to support new features.
v1.1 has been deployed and ran successfully with this LaunchDaemon on literally…
@Applike-IT commented on GitHub:
Hi @scriptingosx We have a shared drive where the logo is uploaded. It it accessible with externals and the settings set to 'Anyone with the link'. I checked…
@jakthemac commented on GitHub:
Hi, thanks for the reply. Yes.. the app installs ok. instance is latest JAMF cloud.. there are no logs.. the log file is created, but it's empty. By fails to run,…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
for example if you are hosting the image on Google Drive, you might be able to see the image on that link in your browser, because your browser is logged in to…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
this icons mean that the download failed. check the url for errors (leading or trailing whitespace might cause this, too. Also check if the web server is…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
Bit more info after discussion on MacAdmins Slack. Problem occurs on Intel VM (in VMware Fusion Pro) with macOS 15.x. I thought I understood what but then could…
@iamflaurian commented on GitHub:
No
@iamflaurian commented on GitHub:
You're right, "deleting the computer record without setting the simulateMDM key" also work but without deleting the computer record its not working. Logs coming…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
Setup Manager already monitors the battery. You can hit command-B while the Setup Manager window is active to show the battery status in the Setup Manager…
@master-vodawagner commented on GitHub:
Is there any option to force this visibility if background is set?
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
use command-B to show/hide the battery status in the Setup Manager window