+6Hi all.
I am still struggling so hard with API and bash syntax, due to lack of training. :-/
As I have a time-sensitive and crucial task to fulfill that does not leave so much time left for trial and error, could someone hint me how to get a site name (and define it as variable $site) via the Mac's UDID through API?
What would the curl call (and the formatting) need to look like?
Thanks a million! :-)
Chris
+14This work for you?
curl -sku "apiUser:password" https://your.jamfcloud.com/JSSResource/computers/udid/<UDID here>/subset/general -X GET -H "Accept: application/xml" | xpath "string(//site/name)"And it didn't return the site? You can silence that message as follows:
curl -sku "apiUser:password" https://your.jamfcloud.com/JSSResource/computers/udid/<UDID here>/subset/general -X GET -H "Accept: application/xml" | xpath "string(//site/name)" 2>/dev/null
+24Try it this way. If there is a Site assigned to the Mac or not, it should return something. Even if one is not assigned it returns a string of "None"
curl -sku "apiUser:password" https://your.jamfcloud.com/JSSResource/computers/udid/<UDID here>/subset/general -X GET -H "Accept: application/xml" | xpath '/computer/general/site/name/text()'
+1These require that the device is checking in, correct? If a device has not checked in or updated inventory since this is in place, is it pulling from information currently in the DB or only after it has responded regularly?
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