+3Hello all,
I'm trying to see if there is a way to automatically update user & location field based on the user's login. We currently have Jamf Connect setup and wanted to know if there is a way to get the logged in user to appear in the "email address" or "full name" of the user & location field. Our main goal is here to identify and tie a device to the user using it within the organization. Thanks in advance for any guidance here.
+17you can use recon and parse values as required..
+3you can use recon and parse values as required..
Thanks for your reply!
How do I make this change?
+17Thanks for your reply!
How do I make this change?
this gives you logged in user
logdinuser=$(/usr/bin/stat -f%Su /dev/console)then parse this to a recon with what-ever tag you require..
jamf recon -endUserName "$logdinuser"script in policy or files and processes
+3this gives you logged in user
logdinuser=$(/usr/bin/stat -f%Su /dev/console)then parse this to a recon with what-ever tag you require..
jamf recon -endUserName "$logdinuser"script in policy or files and processes
I have the below script currently and it is only listing a username as "root" but there is no account called root. It should be a UPN that is logged into the account using Jamf connect.
# Get the logged in users username
loggedInUser=`/bin/ls -l /dev/console | /usr/bin/awk '{ print $3 }'`
echo "Running recon for $loggedInUser `date`..."
# Run recon, submitting the users username which as of 8.61+ can then perform an LDAP lookup
jamf recon -endUsername $loggedInUser
echo "Finished running recon for $loggedInUser `date`..."
+17I have the below script currently and it is only listing a username as "root" but there is no account called root. It should be a UPN that is logged into the account using Jamf connect.
# Get the logged in users username
loggedInUser=`/bin/ls -l /dev/console | /usr/bin/awk '{ print $3 }'`
echo "Running recon for $loggedInUser `date`..."
# Run recon, submitting the users username which as of 8.61+ can then perform an LDAP lookup
jamf recon -endUsername $loggedInUser
echo "Finished running recon for $loggedInUser `date`..."
all scripts / file and processes run as root.. the /bin/stat works..
also in case you have funky users names.. use "$variable" just in case..
+38Since you are using Jamf Connect you can grab the exact UPN of the user that is logged in from the state plist file in the user's home folder:
/Users/<user>/Library/Preferences/com.jamf.connect.state.plist
Couple that with the method to grab logged in user and you get something like:
loggedInUser=$(/usr/bin/stat -f%Su /dev/console)
user_upn=$(/usr/bin/defaults read "/Users/$loggedInUser/Library/Preferences/com.jamf.connect.state.plist" UserUPN)
jamf recon -endUsername $user_upn
You can set that to run each login via a LaunchDaemon, OR, you can use the Login Script features of Jamf Connect: https://learn.jamf.com/bundle/jamf-connect-documentation-2.22.0/page/Login_Window_Preferences.html
As always, test, test, test, test.... and test some more.
+3Hi @stevewood ,
Thanks for sending this information, I have this mentioned script running via Policy on my test machine. The username field is still not populating under "user & location" am I doing something wrong? Thanks for all the help!
+3all scripts / file and processes run as root.. the /bin/stat works..
also in case you have funky users names.. use "$variable" just in case..
Thanks, I've also tried this but nothing is populating under the username field.
+17Hi @stevewood ,
Thanks for sending this information, I have this mentioned script running via Policy on my test machine. The username field is still not populating under "user & location" am I doing something wrong? Thanks for all the help!
on a test Mac.. just run the recon -endUsername TESTUSER
and check the record.. if that works, something wrong with the code getting the user name..
add
set -x
after the shebang (#!/bin/sh) to see full output in the policy script log.
tested:
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