Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 Bookmarks

Hi this is my script to add Microsoft RDP connections.

#!/bin/sh

#Pass argument in policy

hostaAdress=$4
friendlyName=$5

# get the cli executable
cli="/Applications/Microsoft Remote Desktop.app/Contents/MacOS/Microsoft Remote Desktop"

LOGPATH='/private/tmp'

# grab the logged in username
loggedInUser=`/bin/ls -l /dev/console | /usr/bin/awk '{ print $3 }'`

# global settings
myUUID=`uuidgen`

# variable settings
remoteappprogram="/Applications/Microsoft Remote Desktop.app "

# deploy the above variables
sudo -u $loggedInUser "$cli" --script bookmark write "$myUUID" --hostname "$hostAddress" \\
--friendlyname "$friendlyName" \\
--redirectprinters true \\
--username "$loggedInUser"

exit 0

Did you ever find a solution? I'm facing the same problem:

I'm trying to deploy some Microsoft Remote Desktop bookmarks for our users, which I'm fairly certain I did in the past without much hassle using the built in --script command:

It's working from Self Service and from doing sudo jamf policy in terminal. But once running on it's own (once per computer / recurring check in) it errors out with:

Error running script: return code was 133.

Crash Report from MRD in Console:

Application Specific Signatures:
Incoming message euid:502 does not match secinitd uid:0

502 is the uid of my user account and I can only assume 0 is root, which runs the script. So my guess is, it has something to do with Apples security.

My goal is updating existing bookmarks with a new url and some other settings, without user interaction - and later use it as part of a prestage enrollment.

Does anybody know of a way around this error?

ah, looks like I fixed it after having a good read of https://scriptingosx.com/2020/08/running-a-command-as-another-user/ again and using:

launchctl asuser "$uid" sudo -u "$loggedInUser"....

 That does the trick and the policy runs successfully.