Try to add an:

open /Applications/ForeScout.app

To the policy via "Execute Command" under the "Files And Processes" heading.

See if that does it for you.

rats, i was hoping it would be that easy.

the problem now is the following:

1. the name has a space in it (ForeScout SecureConnector.app) says getinfo, but if i try the command by itself it wont work (nor as an addition to the policy). -error: the files /Applications/ForeScout and /Users/(un)/SecureConnector.app does not exist.
2. for some reason, opening the application ALWAYS requires authentication (which i dont know how to bypass)
3. when i authenticate and start the app, it runs as my username AND root

ill try the following, looks promising

open -a Forescout SecureConnector

edit: osascript still bugs for credentials, even when opening it with sudo.

hey @jreinstedler

you got any thoughts on this?
maybe share how you are deploying this now.

Hey Justin,

Did you get anywhere with this? I'm running into the same issue.

osascript still bugs for credentials?

Thanks, James

hey was anyone able to get this one working? I'm having the same issue.

Yo MacDaddy's,

open /Applications/ForeScout.app did not work for me. I kept banging at it to try to get it to work.

I ended up using the package I made with Composer (Can't remember if I did anything special) and used AutoDMG with the OS 10.11.dmg from Apple and added my Forescout.pkg to the .dmg from the AutoDMG build. 10.11 worked fine with imaging. 10.12 is giving me issues in AutoDMG with the Forescout pkg. but it works as a package via Self Service now. Still testing 10.12 imaging.

Hope that helps. JW

I dropped the following 2 commands in to Files&Processes, which launched the SC agent and authenticated for osascript silently, after installing the pkg of ForeScout SecureConnector.app created in Composer. Hopefully I quoted out the first command properly but please doublecheck (no errors when I ran it).

Hope this helps!

sudo osascript -e "do shell script "/Library/Application\\ Support/ForeScout/startScDaemon.sh" with administrator privileges"

sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchAgents/com.forescout.secureconnector.agent.plist

Hi,

What is inside the ForeScout/startScDaemon.sh file?

Hey, does anyone found a solution for that? I’m having the same issue...

Hey, I found this script that fixed the issue for me, hope that will help you too:

!/bin/sh
Downloading OSX Update Package to /tmp on the host
curl -o /tmp/update.tgz http://YOUR_SERVER_NAME_OR_IP/SC_packages/update.tgz; sleep 3

Extracting update.tgz to /tmp
tar -zxvf /tmp/update.tgz -C /tmp; sleep 3

Installing SecureConnector as a Daemon/Dissolvable w/ visible/invisible menu bar icon
sudo -S /tmp/Update/Update.sh -t daemon -v 1; sleep 3

Checking/Starting processes in case they did not start on install
daemon_pid=ps auxww | grep -v grep | egrep "ForeScout SecureConnector.-daemon" | awk '{print $2}'
agent_pid=ps auxww | grep -v grep | egrep "ForeScout SecureConnector.-agent" | awk '{print $2}'
daemon_plist=/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.forescout.secureconnector.daemon.plist
agent_plist=/Library/LaunchAgents/com.forescout.secureconnector.agent.plist

if [[ -z "$daemon_pid" && -z "$agent_pid" ]]; then #Starting Daemon process launchctl unload $daemon_plist launchctl load $daemon_plist

Starting GUI process launchctl unload $agent_plist launchctl load $agent_plist
elif [[ ! -z "$daemon_pid" && -z "$agent_pid" ]]; then #Starting GUI process launchctl unload $agent_plist launchctl load $agent_plist
fi

Clean-up a little
sudo rm -rf /tmp/update.tgz /tmp/Update/