I need to remove a lot of scripts from my Jamf Pro server. I inherited this Jamf Pro server from the person who held my position before. He didn't leave behind any documentation. To speed up the process I need to find out what scripts are actually in use. I want to remove all of the unused scripts. I will save them somewhere in case any of them are needed later. I looked around for some ideas but none that I could find posted here worked. Does anyone have a good way of doing this?
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How to find out scripts are being used in a policy
+23Best answer by dsavageED
You probably want to look at Prune - https://github.com/BIG-RAT/Prune
+23You probably want to look at Prune - https://github.com/BIG-RAT/Prune
Thank you! This seems to work pretty well. It doesn't seem to actually export unused scripts but I don't care. I can copy the scripts into a new file and save it.
+25Thank you! This seems to work pretty well. It doesn't seem to actually export unused scripts but I don't care. I can copy the scripts into a new file and save it.
@howie_isaacks If you want to export scripts, or any other object in a JSS, then take a look at JamfMigrator with the Export Only option enabled.
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