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I tried to adapt the script from https://jamfnation.jamfsoftware.com/discussion.html?id=6630 and I got it 1/2 working... but it always returns back that the file is not there, even though I can ssh into the test box and see that it is... Could someone point out where the logic is wrong?



#!/bin/bash

#

# looks for the FVMaster keychain.

files=('FileVaultMaster.keychain')

subdirs=('/Library/Keychains')

FVMaster" "



for d in ${subdirs[@]}; do

   for f in ${files[@]]}; do 

      if [ ! -z `find $d -maxdepth 1 -name $f` ]; then

         FVMaster=1

      fi

   done    

done





if [ $FVMaster]; then

   echo "<result>FileVaultMaster detected</result>"

else

   echo "<result>FileVaultMaster Not found</result>"

fi

Fat fingers....looks like an extra ] in the second for statement:



for f in ${files[@]]}; do


Try this instead:



for f in ${files[@]}; do

I think there's a bit more flourish here than I like in my scripts, and it doesn't help you much. If you're putting the file in a specific location, look for it there. Searching for it leads to problems. 



#!/bin/bash



if [ -e /Library/Keychains/FileVaultMaster.keychain ]; then

   echo "<result>FileVaultMaster detected</result>"

else

   echo "<result>FileVaultMaster Not found</result>"

fi

This may be an easier approach:



#!/bin/sh



# looks for the FVMaster keychain



if [ -f "/Library/Keychains/FileVaultMaster.keychain" ]; then

   echo "<result>FileVaultMaster detected</result>"

else

   echo "<result>FileVaultMaster Not found</result>"

fi

Heh, beat me to it.

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