+3Hello!
I've looked at https://jamfnation.jamfsoftware.com/article.html?id=177 for information on how to scope Self-Service plugins but I haven't had any luck with getting Self Service to pick up a custom URL plug-in. It seems to completely ignore them and I'm not sure if I should even expect to be able to scope the URLs this way.
Is this even a possibility? I've created a unique .plist file that has a unique ID and everything, but it doesn't show up in the Self Service sidebar.
Thanks!
Best answer by mm2270
You could try using my script mentioned here and then deploy the resulting plist.
I also have a sample workflow and script on how to add Self Service plug-ins via Self Service itself using a script and package outlined on the github page.
+18Have you just tried to add the plugins in the JSS and then run "sudo jamf manage" on the test Mac(s) to see them there?
That's all I ever do and it works fine. They will also update upon the normal check-in frequency that you setup on the JSS, but this is a good way to force things when you're testing.
Also, you need to refresh the Self Service app after the above. They should show up then.
+24You could try using my script mentioned here and then deploy the resulting plist.
I also have a sample workflow and script on how to add Self Service plug-ins via Self Service itself using a script and package outlined on the github page.
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