+3Hello.
There is a script distributed by the policy:
echo "1 * * * * ~/userscript > /Users/$3/crontab
crontab -u "$3" /Users/$3/crontab
But it fails with an error:
Script result: crontab: tmp/tmp.3896: Operation not permitted
In the console, I add the terminal application to the full access list and it works from the terminal, but what can I add in privacy for policies?
+12Hi @barmaglot - Could you provide a bit more info about what you're trying to accomplish? It seems like you might be better served by installing a simple LaunchAgent that references the script with a `StartInterval` or `StartCalendarInterval`. A good resource for LaunchAgent info is https://launchd.info/.
+3Hi @barmaglot - Could you provide a bit more info about what you're trying to accomplish? It seems like you might be better served by installing a simple LaunchAgent that references the script with a `StartInterval` or `StartCalendarInterval`. A good resource for LaunchAgent info is https://launchd.info/.
The user must execute the command in the terminal
crontab ~ / crontab
or
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.myservice.plist
A dialog box appears asking if you want the terminal to write to the disk
When running a script from Jamf, the dialog box does not appear and an filed message appears in the Jamf policy log
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