I'm working on a script to check if an application is installed, if it is, what the version is. When I wrote the script and tested locally it worked fine, but I forgot the script in Jamf is actually passing the entire string as option 4, and won't pick up the individual arguments I used. This is the code that works fine on my machine:
while getopts "o:O:p:t:T:v:c:fsr?" opt
do
case "${opt}" in
o) osMinVers=${OPTARG};;
O) osMaxVers=${OPTARG};;
p) appPath=${OPTARG};;
t) jamfTrigger=${OPTARG};;
T) patchName=${OPTARG};;
v) appToUpdVers=${OPTARG};;
c) verCheck=${OPTARG};;
f) installIfMissing="true";;
s) silent="true";;
r) reboot="true";;
?) echo "Usage: macOSUpgradePrePostReqs.sh -o -O -p -t -T -v [-f -s -r]";
echo " -o <osMinVers>";
echo " -O <osMaxVers>";
echo " -p <appPath>";
echo " -t <jamfPatchTrigger>";
echo " -T <patchName>";
echo " -v <appToUpdVers>";
echo " -c Greater then or less then";
echo " g/G = application must be greater than the version specified";
echo " l/L = application must be less than the version specified";
echo " -f Install if Missing";
echo " -s Silent";
echo " -r Reboot";
exitFunc 90
esac
doneMy argument string is:
-o 18G1 -O 22Z9999 -p "/Applications/Symantec Endpoint Protection.app" -t SEPRemoval -T "Symantec Removal" -v 14.3.5055.3000 -c gAny suggestions?