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I am curretnly having issues with DEPNotify on Catalina Machines.
This was not an issue on High Sierra or Mojave.



All the packages are on a SMB share & are failing mount the share and then install packages.
We are Jamf Pro 10.17.1.



Having read this article https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/discussions/34030/policies-failing-operation-not-permitted and applied what I thought would resolve the issue via PPPC still has not fixed the issue.



DEPNotify does start but none of applications are installing.
Scripts, FV2, AD Bind all works.



Just as a proof of concept
1. Ran all my custom events locally they work
2. Did a Web enrollment packages apply
3. Installed packages locally worked
4. Jamf Remote also works



If anyone has had any great success with this please do share how you fixed this.



Did you find a solution for this issue?

Did you find a solution for this issue?


one option is to grant Terminal full system access, but the solution most people seem to be promoting is to switch to HTTPS distribution, rather than SMB/AFP:

https://community.jamf.com/t5/jamf-pro/policies-failing-quot-operation-not-permitted-quot/m-p/164235/highlight/true#M153192

one option is to grant Terminal full system access, but the solution most people seem to be promoting is to switch to HTTPS distribution, rather than SMB/AFP:

https://community.jamf.com/t5/jamf-pro/policies-failing-quot-operation-not-permitted-quot/m-p/164235/highlight/true#M153192


Thank you for the feedback.  I did end up implementing the HTTPS downloads.  I would still like to get to the bottom of this issue, but at least for now it's working.

I did create Configuration Profile for Privacy control for both bash and loginwindow, but that didn't help.

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