Hi folks,
Looking for some guidance on this.
Here's my script that runs at every check-in, once a day.
button=$(/Library/Application Support/JAMF/bin/jamfHelper.app/Contents/MacOS/jamfHelper -windowType hud -title "fun stuff" -icon /Library/Scripts/Adobe-IT.png -iconSize 225 -heading "Fun stuff" -description "Really cool things inside. Click continue to find out or Opt-out to not receive this anymore." -button1 "Continue" -defaultButton "1" -button2 "Opt-out")
if [ "$button" == "2" ]; then
open -n /Applications/Safari.app "http://www.google.com"
echo "optout"
elif [ "$button" == "0" ]; then
open -n /Applications/Self Service.app
echo "selfservice"
fi
It's a jamfhelper window with a couple buttons to do the following actions:
if Continue clicked --> open Self service
if Opt-out clicked --> open safari and the URL
What I'm seeing is that on some macs, running Yosemite or Mavericks, the window appears but the buttons are inactive or they don't perform the intended actions. I had a few theories about this, one of which was using the logged in user instead of the management account. Didn't really solve the issue. Also, when opt-out is clicked, the logs show this error: Script result: 29:145: execution error: An error of type -10810 has occurred. (-10810) optout.
Is a "killall jamfHelper" required if the prompt is being presented multiple times and the user is canceling it. If so, should it be at the top or at the end of the script.
If anyone has come across this issue and would like to share your thoughts/suggestions, I'd really appreciate it.
Thank you
