+15I'm starting to test out macOS Monterey, and I just encountered this pop-up warning when running a Self Service policy. I tried clicking the Learn More button, but I was not redirected to a browser to get more info. In the past a similar warning has appeared in preparation for kext and 32-bit deprecation, and it sounds like there's something new on the horizon to be aware of.
Anyone testing Monterey encounter this pop-up?
Best answer by brandonpeek
Likely Python related?
+15@brandonpeek ahhh... yeah this could be it! The policy is for dockutil to set a user's dock icons and that's using Python.
+1Quoted from @Tribruin, Jamf pushes down the Notification profile for Self Service and Management Actions with Alert type set to Alert. Since Jamf added the Notification payload to Configuration Profiles as of 10.27, you could build your on and turn off automatically installing the default Jamf Notification profile. Just uncheck Jamf Management framework and Self Service in Settings -> Computer Management Framework -> Security.
Pro users said you can create your own Notification Profile for both Self Service and the Management frameworks. It looks like the Identifiers are com.jamfsoftware.Management-Action and com.jamfsoftware.selfservice.mac
(FYI - I also guess that it may be a new change in macOS Monterey.)
+7@brandonpeek ahhh... yeah this could be it! The policy is for dockutil to set a user's dock icons and that's using Python.
You can give this a shot.
https://grahamrpugh.com/2021/10/25/monterey-disable-python-2-deprecation-warnings.html
Im trying this on monterey atm,
Otherwise this works for python3
is there a way to clear out this Pop-UP along with the JAMFDAEMON needs to be updated Pup-UP so I can keep having it appear as I test out finding the problematic EA or Script????
I use 'tccutil reset AppleEvents' to have AppleScript code keep popping up while I test a PPPC profile and want to do the same with these two JAMF popups. I tried 'tccutil reset All' but the JAMF popups don't reappear. I looked through each EA and found one that has python referenced in its code so I want to reset the popup to appear again while i test to make sure that EA is the problem. Seems that when a recon is performed the first time on Monterey one of those popups appear, then the next recon the second popup appears, then the third recon, no popup appears since OK was pressed for the first two popups
i found this https://mrmacintosh.com/how-to-manage-catalinas-new-application-notifications-with-a-profile/ so will try to delete that plist mentioned in Step2
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