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Adobe Install (again)

  • June 25, 2024
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Trying to get the latest Apple Silicon Adobe installer to work. Anyone done it very recently successfully?

I used to use this:

https://community.jamf.com/t5/jamf-school/adobe-creative-cloud-install/m-p/253089/highlight/true?lightbox-message-images-253102=12661i385B93C05EBFE0B5#M574

But the most recently downloaded version downloads a pkg (that JAMF School won't accept.  So I tried compressing the pkg per this:

https://community.jamf.com/t5/jamf-pro/adobe-product-package-fails-to-install/m-p/301598

And that didn't work. 

I also tried putting the new pkg inside a folder and using composer and the procedure from the first link and that didn't work either.

Anyone have something that does?

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    • odnlinx
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    • June 26, 2024

    Hello,

    My suggestion would be to try using Installamator for it.It's not as easy as normal on Jamf School but it will still get you there with a little work. Here is the wiki from github. I have been using it for my installs and haven't had an issue. You can also make your own labels for any software not already being supported. Installomator Jnuc 2022. 

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    • MDS_Ray
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    • June 26, 2024

    OK, to share what I've learned. I see why no one else is having this issue anymore.  Jamf School now has a feature called App Installers that has a list of preloaded apps you can install directly including Adobe Creative Cloud and most (possibly all) of the Adobe suite.  I just tested it and so far so good.  Here's some info:

     

    https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-school-documentation/page/Jamf_School_App_Installers.html

     

    The list of apps is long but still limited so I also intend to look into Installomator per odnlinx below

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