I've noticed that if I create a policy to add or remove dock items, it only effects current user accounts.
I created a policy to remove a bunch of dock items (mail, contacts,itunes,app store,maps,ibooks etc...).
If a new user logs in, AFTER THE POLICY ALREADY RAN, they are given the default dock with all the items. is this how it is supposed to work ?
Best answer by dferrara
The policy you created isn't going to change the User Template, which is why you're seeing the default dock on new users. What you could do is change your trigger to Once per user per computer, which should make the change for any user on that computer.
@dferrara @rblaas to get the python script on your client macs, did you create a pkg to place the file on each computer in one of the $PATH locations ?
I'm still testing the JSS policy using DOCK payload with now 9.82 instead of 9.81.
9.81 policy works good on LOGOUT but I want it to work on LOGIN. So if 9.82 does not work on LOGIN, then i'll try dockutil
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