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Jamf Pro 10.32.2 Release

  • September 22, 2021
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seabash
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  • October 1, 2021

Unfortunately the '-d' only avoids that the script aborts due to the disk space. It does not prevent you from getting the warning and being asked to confirm that you want to continue 😞

So to run the install from a script without user interaction you will have to do some extra hacking to reply to the question...


You can add `-y` to the mix and bypass the disk space check and confirmations, and installs go smoothly. I learned this in my test environment and it worked a treat during my production upgrade last night.

 

sudo sh /path/on/linux/jamfproinstaller.run -- -d -y

 


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  • October 5, 2021

Hi @seabash , thanks a lot for that hint. We had used the '-- -y' before, but I had not found a way to add the '-d' into the mix...


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  • October 15, 2021

mschroder: Check if you have any computers or mobile devices with blank serial number in Jamf Pro - Search Inventory. If so, that could be the cause. It was in our case.


Thank you, this ended up being the problem in our instance. Somehow an iPhone got enrolled without a serial number and all VPP license assignments ceased. I'm a new Jamf admin and was wracking my brain thinking I configured something wrong. Somewhat disconcerting that something so trivial can break a core functionality of the MDM.