+8This script works fine as an EA on 80% of our Mac's but returns Blank on the rest.
The APP is there
And it we run this manually on the Mac it returns a result, but as an EA we get a blank.
If it didnt work on all our Mac's I'd understand I'd made a mistake, but its only a handful, any ideas ?
#!/bin/bash
ZScalerVersion=$(defaults read /Applications/Zscaler/Zscaler.app/Contents/Info.plist CFBundleShortVersionString)
/bin/echo "<result>$ZScalerVersion</result>"
Thanks
+26What happens if you run jamf recon verbose on an impacted device?
+25@HNTIT I recommend writing an EA so that it always returns something (if you're writing an EA that returns a date you _really_ need to return a valid date), even if the call to collect the data somehow fails to generate a result:
#!/bin/bash
result="Unknown"
ZScalerVersion=$(defaults read /Applications/Zscaler/Zscaler.app/Contents/Info.plist CFBundleShortVersionString)
if [ -n "$ZScalerVersion" ]; then
result="$ZScalerVersion"
fi
/bin/echo "<result>$result</result>"
If you try that does the EA result from one of the impacted Macs return "Unknown" or is it still blank?
+13There are chances that the device that gives a Blank doesn't have a Zsacler installed, Please check those devices whether they Zsacler installed.
+4There are chances that the device that gives a Blank doesn't have a Zsacler installed, Please check those devices whether they Zsacler installed.
Yeah, if I run it locally, that is what I get since I don't have it installed.
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