@GeFunker99 commented on GitHub:
If the
iconentry in the profile is really identical, it is probably network related. There might be a different network configuration or network security…
@jedid commented on GitHub:
It is Fixed now, the Package name should not have special character it seems. I have cleared them and re-tried and it worked as expected. Thanks for your time taken to…
@GeFunker99 commented on GitHub:
This issue is still ongoing, there isn't anything network related on my machine, I've run JamfCheck on my computer and there has been no connectivity issues. Can…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
uninstall sample script was updated in 1.4beta
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
Implementing logic like this will render the Setup Manager workflow and configuration profile structure too complex.
You can run Swift Dialog for customized…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
There are a few ways you could solve this, but I would suggest having two Prestages, one for the tech-driven, single-touch workflow and one for the user-only…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
You are not doing anything wrong. The showForUserIDs field is an all or nothing choice. The entire User Entry is either shown or not. There is (currently) no…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
Try removing the pkg file from the Prestage and the Packages list, so that it isn't on the cloud distribution server any more. Then re-uploading again and…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
The ManagedApp framework should enable safe delivery of secrets, but so far, that is iOS/iPadOS/visionOS…
@staze commented on GitHub:
Thanks @scriptingosx ! Yeah, I understand it's just obfuscation at the core... it's just more obfuscation. lol. I have to admit, I'm not sure if you can use DDM and…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
I am not certain there is anything Setup Manager can do here. Setup Manager does not launch until after a Mac is enrolled, so the best it could do is stall…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
I am not shooting this idea down, but I do have to point out that even with encryption, you are merely obscuring the credentials, not protecting them.
Whoever…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
related to #24