Installing packages using command line

@evangardner No, it's for installing packages on the local machine (i.e the one you're running the command on)

If you run:

jamf help install

these are the options for that command. What is the goal you are trying to accomplish? Policies work well for installing .pkgs

1jamf help install
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3Usage:   jamf install -package <filename> -path <path to file> -target <volume>
4         [-fut] [-feu] [-showProgress]
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6     -package        The filename of the package that will be installed.
7     -path           The path to the package. This does not include the name of the package.
8     -target         The drive that the package will be installed to.
9     -fut            The Fill User Templates option takes any user data
10                 and populates the files to the user templates so any new
11                 user created on the system will have these files.
12     -feu            Fill Existing Users option takes any user data and
13                 populates the files to every user on the computer that has a
14                 home directory.
15     -showProgress       Displays the progress of the HTTP download and the progress of the installation process.