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I've configured the script below to check if users have a specific Chrome extension installed. I thought is was working okay, but I found out if a user has signed into his or her Google account in Chrome, the extensions are kept in a separate directory. Is there some way to modify the script so both locations are checked? For users that are signed into their Google account, the file path is...



"$currentUser"/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Profile 1/Extensions/kehlnacjpfpmnkmhdladdicpbfpecfmh"



The "Profile 1" directory will not exist for users that haven't signed into a Google account and that constitutes a majority of our users.



#Identifies install status of DS Search Chrome extension

#!bin/bash

# Pulls the current logged in user

currentUser=$(stat -f%Su /dev/console)



if [[ -e "/Users/"$currentUser"/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/kehlnacjpfpmnkmhdladdicpbfpecfmh" ]]; 

then

     echo "<result>Installed</result>"

else

     echo "<result>NOT Installed</result>"

fi

Guess I just needed the operator for OR



#Identifies install status of DS Search Chrome extension

#!bin/bash

# Pulls the current logged in user

currentUser=$(stat -f%Su /dev/console)



if [[ -e "/Users/"$currentUser"/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/kehlnacjpfpmnkmhdladdicpbfpecfmh" ]] || [[ -e "/Users/"$currentUser"/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Profile 1/Extensions/kehlnacjpfpmnkmhdladdicpbfpecfmh" ]]

then

     echo "<result>Installed</result>"

else

     echo "<result>NOT Installed</result>"

fi
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