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Hi everyone

I'm trying to find a solution about silently uninstalling Fiery driver with Jamf. There are only old topics about that. 

Someone can suggest me about how to proceed? 

Thanks! 

https://help.efi.com/fierydrivermac/6.2/en-us/GUID-7D4D1310-580A-4C2E-8E90-E36349BE04AE.html 

That link explains how to use the Fiery Software Uninstaller to uninstall Fiery drivers. At my last org we packaged that up and created a policy we could call using a Custom Trigger to download and install the Uninstaller when we needed it. We then used a script to install the Uninstaller and then run the commands. This is the bit of code we used:

 

/usr/local/bin/jamf policy -event fieryuninstaller
fsu='/tmp/Fiery Software Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/Fiery Software Uninstaller'

fiery_driver=$( "$fsu" -s $USER -getInstalledDrivers | grep "Canon iPR Svr M10 PS V2.0" )

if [[ $fiery_driver ]]; then
"$fsu" -s $USER -d "$fiery_driver"
fi

In that example we were looking for the "Canon iPR Svr M10 PS V2.0" driver to be exact.

https://help.efi.com/fierydrivermac/6.2/en-us/GUID-7D4D1310-580A-4C2E-8E90-E36349BE04AE.html 

That link explains how to use the Fiery Software Uninstaller to uninstall Fiery drivers. At my last org we packaged that up and created a policy we could call using a Custom Trigger to download and install the Uninstaller when we needed it. We then used a script to install the Uninstaller and then run the commands. This is the bit of code we used:

 

/usr/local/bin/jamf policy -event fieryuninstaller
fsu='/tmp/Fiery Software Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/Fiery Software Uninstaller'

fiery_driver=$( "$fsu" -s $USER -getInstalledDrivers | grep "Canon iPR Svr M10 PS V2.0" )

if [[ $fiery_driver ]]; then
"$fsu" -s $USER -d "$fiery_driver"
fi

In that example we were looking for the "Canon iPR Svr M10 PS V2.0" driver to be exact.


Thanks! This solved my problem

https://help.efi.com/fierydrivermac/6.2/en-us/GUID-7D4D1310-580A-4C2E-8E90-E36349BE04AE.html 

That link explains how to use the Fiery Software Uninstaller to uninstall Fiery drivers. At my last org we packaged that up and created a policy we could call using a Custom Trigger to download and install the Uninstaller when we needed it. We then used a script to install the Uninstaller and then run the commands. This is the bit of code we used:

 

/usr/local/bin/jamf policy -event fieryuninstaller
fsu='/tmp/Fiery Software Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/Fiery Software Uninstaller'

fiery_driver=$( "$fsu" -s $USER -getInstalledDrivers | grep "Canon iPR Svr M10 PS V2.0" )

if [[ $fiery_driver ]]; then
"$fsu" -s $USER -d "$fiery_driver"
fi

In that example we were looking for the "Canon iPR Svr M10 PS V2.0" driver to be exact.


Thanks for your solution. Even I was looking for the same. Helped me a lot.

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