PPPC and LanSchool

@gmorgan Did you get this to work?
I have looked at it, and it was asking for Full Disk Access, which isn't available in PPPC. And a couple of others that are available for deny in PPPC, but Allow is required setting.

I used these instructions to make a PPPC and everything is working except for limiting web in Safari. LanSchool support isn't of much help and told me to talk to JAMF/Apple.

LanSchool also told me that they have their hands tied when it comes to macOS Catalina and to not upgrade when it comes out.

@SirSir Thank you for that link, we got nowhere with LanSchool either.

Been getting loads of emails from various software companies all saying the same - don't upgrade to Mac OS X Catalina. had one saying it will be at least 4 months before they will be ready.

Yes I did. Here's what I have.

There are two apps for LanSchool that need to have PPPC settings configured. One is LanSchool (filename lsutil.app) and the other is LanSchool Student (student.app), both of which appear in the /Library/Application Support/LanSchool folder. Using PPPC-Utility from github, I was able to configure a configuration profile that I could save and then upload to my JAMF server. The only item they can't configure is the microphone, but as I understand it that is a conscious decision on Apple's part. I created a LanSchool Student custom app using their custom tool, then created the configuration profile using PPPC-Utility. When both of these policies run on the student devices, LanSchool has started working as planned. See help here: https://helpdesk.lenovosoftware.com/portal/kb/articles/mojave-support

@vvanier This is how I finally got it to work with Mojave. So far it's giving me new troubles on my Catalina test machine. Only a few of the teachers seem to be using it now though that I might just ditch it for next year.

vvanier, do you need to use a third party utility like PPPC just to send out these configurations?

I only learned about needing to push out these permissions now that the Lanschool installer explains it.
(The installer I got in June didn't explain it like it does now).

On second thought, how do I get the machines to not auto update to Catalina?

They didn't used to, but it looks like they might be doing it now.

softwareupdate --ignore "macOS Catalina"

Will remove the option for Catalina from Software update

Awesome.

One more question. I set up the mobileconfig file using PPPC-utility and pushed it out, but both lanschool and lsutil are not showing up in Accessibility at all. Is it because they are hidden, or is the thing not working?
Are they hidden, or not working?

LanSchool/Student won't show up in the Accessibility with the PPPC installed, they are hidden. You may see them if you log in as a local admin however (though this is hit or miss for me.)