Need help getting Carbonite Pro deployed with Jamf Pro

I wrote one. This will always deploy the most recent version of Carbonite. I just wrote it and it seems to be working well. They asked for a copy so if you see anything wrong please let me know.
You will need to have a .XML that has some basic information placed into /Library (LocalAutoConfig.xml).
I have the dmg place the .xml in first then run this script. The .xml will be removed.

<AutoConfig> <Silent>1</Silent> <RunActivatePostInstall>0</RunActivatePostInstall> <StartClientPostActivate>0</StartClientPostActivate> </AutoConfig>

#!/bin/bash

########################################################################################
# Created By: Sam Fike
# Date: July 1, 2020
# Exit Codes: 
#   1 - Logged into admin account
#   2 - Download Failed
#   3 - Install Failed
########################################################################################

# Locations:
DCProtect="/Applications/Carbonite Endpoint.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"
CarbonitePackage="/Library/Carbonite.pkg"


# Getting current logged in user
DeviceUser=$(users | awk '{print $1}')

# Make sure DeviceUser doesn't equal admin

if [ "$DeviceUser" == "ADMIN_ACCOUNT" ]; then
    echo "System is logged into admin account, will not register properly"
    exit 1
fi


# Downloading the most recent version of the software
if ! /usr/bin/curl -o "$CarbonitePackage" "https://dcgeneral.blob.core.windows.net/downloads/red-us2/DCProtectInstall.pkg"; then
    echo "Was unable to download Carbonite package."
    exit 2
fi

# Installing Carbonite
if ! /usr/sbin/installer -allowUntrusted -pkg "$CarbonitePackage" -target /; then
    echo "Was unable to install Carbonite package."
    exit 3
fi

# Registering Carbonite
DeviceFullName=$(id -F "$DeviceUser")

"$DCProtect" -autoactivation -activationurl="YOUR_COMPANY_URL" -activationcode="YOUR-COMPANY-CODE" -email="$DeviceUser"@YOUR_COMPANY.com -displayName="$DeviceFullName"

rm -rf "$CarbonitePackage"

exit 0

@Pagigostra How do I find -activationurl="YOUR_COMPANY_URL" and -activationcode="YOUR-COMPANY-CODE"

I think maybe this is not the right product. This is for a cloud backup software login URL here.
https://account.carbonite.com/smb/dashboard

@Pagigostra For email, do you have a good way to bring in user's alias' if this does not match userid?

@Pagigostra 

How do you copy the LocalAutoConfig.xml to /Library?

If I recall correctly, I just used a .dmg to put the .xml into that location. Sorry haven't used this product in a long time.

I did not test that.

How is Carbonite compared to say OneDrive, CrashPlan/Code 42 or others as backup / sync?

CrashPlan/Code 42 is klunky to say the least with it's user setup.

OneDrive with the new KFM (Known Folder Movement), and the ability to re-direct Document and Desktop folder is actually excellent. I am not sure I have seen anything as easy and transparent as OneDrive for backup / sync...

But what about environments that are not MS / Office 365...

Sorry to revive this old post, but I recently rolled out and discovered as of this morning (3/20/25) the app is no longer deploying as Carbonite Endpoint.app

DCProtect="/Applications/Carbonite Endpoint.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

instead it is now deploying as 

DCProtect="/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

 added logic for if the app is already activated

#Only run if the device is not already activated

if [[ -f "$DCProtect" ]]; then

    echo "Old DCProtect exists"

    echo "Uninstalling existing DCProtect installation..."

    sudo "$DCProtectUninstall"

elif [[ -f "/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect" ]]; then

    DCProtect="/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

    echo "New DCProtect exists"

    client_status=$(sudo "$DCProtect" -getClientStatus | awk -F': ' '/Client status:/ {print $2}')

    if [[ "$client_status" == "Activated" ]]; then

        echo "The app is already installed and activated. No further action required."

        exit 0

    else

        echo "The app is not activated, proceeding with re-install."

    fi

else

    echo "DCProtect application not found. Exiting."

fi

if [[ -f "/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect" ]]; then

    NewDCProtect="/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

else

    echo "DCProtect application not found. Exiting."

fi

Sorry to revive this old post, but I recently rolled out and discovered as of this morning (3/20/25) the app is no longer deploying as Carbonite Endpoint.app

DCProtect="/Applications/Carbonite Endpoint.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

instead it is now deploying as 

DCProtect="/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

 added logic for if the app is already activated

#Only run if the device is not already activated

if [[ -f "$DCProtect" ]]; then

    echo "Old DCProtect exists"

    echo "Uninstalling existing DCProtect installation..."

    sudo "$DCProtectUninstall"

elif [[ -f "/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect" ]]; then

    DCProtect="/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

    echo "New DCProtect exists"

    client_status=$(sudo "$DCProtect" -getClientStatus | awk -F': ' '/Client status:/ {print $2}')

    if [[ "$client_status" == "Activated" ]]; then

        echo "The app is already installed and activated. No further action required."

        exit 0

    else

        echo "The app is not activated, proceeding with re-install."

    fi

else

    echo "DCProtect application not found. Exiting."

fi

if [[ -f "/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect" ]]; then

    NewDCProtect="/Applications/OpenText Core Endpoint Backup.app/Contents/DCProtect/DCProtect.app/Contents/MacOS/DCProtect"

else

    echo "DCProtect application not found. Exiting."

fi

"$NewDCProtect" -autoactivation -activationurl="YOUR_COMPANY_URL" -activationcode="YOUR-COMPANY-CODE" -email="$DeviceUser"@YOUR_COMPANY.com -displayName="$DeviceFullName"