About a week ago we started getting a pop-up on clients regarding enabling LMIGUIAgent through Security & Privacy > Accessibility > Allow the apps below to control your computer (I will attach screenshoot). I believe this is for upcoming MacOSMojave, and does not affect other versions of MacOS. However, users will still get the pop-up for enabling the LMIGUIAgent. Has anyone seen this pop-up? or has developed command line or script to enable the LMIGUIAgent?
Your image being sideways was killing me...
YES WE GOT IT AS WELL VERY ANNOYING. Thought I did something wrong, glad to see its not just us.
We stay an OS behind for about a year (Maybe 2 moving forward...haha) and are on 10.13 still and use all mac airs. We still do a monolothic base image. A part of the monolothic base image is just a startup script and the quickadd package. The startup script is manually added to the Sec & Priv -> Accessibility pane so the other stuff can happen, I just added the following script as a quick fix and working for us.
tell application "System Events"
-- Selects 'Start Process'
click at {875, 330}
delay 3
click at {875, 330}
delay 3
click at {1111, 127}
delay 3
click at {1030, 540}
delay 3
-- Selects 'Open System Preferences'
click at {760, 330}
delay 3
-- Unlocks System Pref Pane to Modify
click at {140, 600}
delay 3
-- Selects Text Input Location 'User Name'
click at {415, 220}
delay 5
keystroke "AdminUsernameHere"
delay 3
-- Selects Text Input Location 'Password'
keystroke tab
delay 3
keystroke "AdminPasswordHere"
delay 3
-- Selects 'Unlock' from Password Authentication prompt
keystroke return
delay 3
-- Selects 'LMIGUIAGENT' in accessibility
click at {390, 240}
delay 3
-- Select 'Pencil' in accessibility
click at {390, 280}
-- Locks Sys Pref Pane to Save Modifications
delay 3
click at {140, 600}
delay 3
-- Closes System Preferences
click at {117, 73}
delay 3
-- Closes Log Me In
click at {1000, 560}
end tellLooking for a real solution, so if anyone else can chime in that would be Great!!! TCC.DB being locked down makes me wary of this being automated via JAMF
@danny.gutman This is not a kernel extension issue, it's something that must be approved in Accessibility.
Apple is really clamping down on scripts doing automated tasks and whatnot.
I use this command in the "Execute command" section of my policy to force a log out since using the "Log out" option in the Apple Menu doesn't always prompt for a password to kick off FileVault:
osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to log out'Starting on Mojave, it gives this prompt:
#block pop-up during initial install.
/bin/mkdir /Library/Application Support/LogMeIn/bin/LogMeIn.app/Contents/Helpers/backupGUIAgent
/bin/mv -f /Library/Application Support/LogMeIn/bin/LogMeIn.app/Contents/Helpers/LMIGUIAgent.app /Library/Application Support/LogMeIn/bin/LogMeIn.app/Contents/Helpers/backupGUIAgent/
/bin/ps -aef | grep LMIGUIAgent |grep -v grep| awk ‘{print $2}’ | xargs kill -9 $2Deploy Privacy Preferences Policy Control from MDM
