Apple released an update for Safari and my guess is there will be Security updates shortly.
How are admins updating these?
Thanks for any help.
Apple released an update for Safari and my guess is there will be Security updates shortly.
How are admins updating these?
Thanks for any help.
I have a workflow for updating macOS clients that uses full macOS installers yet misses the non-macOS specific updates, I believe.
I was actually interested in finding a way to address the non macOS updates without updating the macOS. Or is this not possible now?
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks for any help.
I have a workflow for updating macOS clients that uses full macOS installers yet misses the non-macOS specific updates, I believe.
I was actually interested in finding a way to address the non macOS updates without updating the macOS. Or is this not possible now?
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks for any help.
If the update does not require a reboot, I just use "softwareupdate -i --safari-only" in Files and Processes. It's crude but effective.
If the update does not require a reboot, I just use "softwareupdate -i --safari-only" in Files and Processes. It's crude but effective.
yeah that's what I decided to do. I think I should be able to do the same with security updates once I use softwareupdate -l to find the name.
Thanks!
If the update does not require a reboot, I just use "softwareupdate -i --safari-only" in Files and Processes. It's crude but effective.
Normally one was prompted for a password on Apple Silicon Macs.
Is this also working without this prompt?
Normally one was prompted for a password on Apple Silicon Macs.
Is this also working without this prompt?
This will work without a password on a Safari update which does not require a reboot. This will not work for macOS updates as a password will be required. For macOS updates, investigate
Nudge,
https://github.com/macadmins/nudge
Super,
https://github.com/Macjutsu/super
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