Here's the postflight script we use in a PKG package, to deploy to existing users plus the User Template (future users):

#!/bin/sh

#

# Copy stuff to existing/future users, set ownership and permissions.

#

# Example used here is USERCRAP which represents top level of user directory

# (change name to make relevant to package being deployed!). We are pushing

# user resources to /tmp/USERCRAP directory. Items in this folder will be

# merged with existing directories, and any existing resources will be

# overwritten.

#

# Bits and pieces stolen...er...borrowed from JAMF Nation list members. :)



# Copy to User Template and set root:wheel ownership



/usr/bin/ditto /tmp/USERCRAP /System/Library/User Template/English.lproj

/usr/sbin/chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/User Template/English.lproj



# Copy to existing user directories and set ownership and permissions.



for i in $(/bin/ls /Users | sed -e '/Shared/d' -e '/Deleted Users/d' -e '/.localized/d'

 -e '/.DS_Store/d' -e '/.com.apple.timemachine.supported/d' -e '/Adobe/d' -e '/Library/d');



do



/usr/bin/ditto /tmp/USERCRAP /Users/$i

/usr/sbin/chown -R $i:staff /Users/$i



done



exit 0

Thanks for the script example, this seems pretty straight forward, though there is one thing that is confusing me a bit @donmontalvo. The backslash after the.localized/d' section of the script, is that a typo or what does that slash mean? Thanks again.

Robert

it escapes the newline:

http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html#Escape-Character