Restart Computer After X Days of Uptime

Sure! Here's mine:

#!/bin/sh

uptime=$( uptime )
dayCount=$( uptime | awk -F "(up | days)" '{ print $2 }' | sed 's/[ day].*//' )

if [[ $uptime == *"day"* ]]; then
    echo "<result>$dayCount</result>"
    
else echo "<result>0</result>"
    
fi
    
exit 0

Good Morning John

I meant this policy for this

All the policy does is leverage the User Interaction tab to display the following message as a notification:

"Your Mac hasn't been restarted in more than 21 days. Restarting your Mac at least once a week helps keep it running optimally. - IT"

Good Morning John

I meant this policy for this

All the policy does is leverage the User Interaction tab to display the following message as a notification:

"Your Mac hasn't been restarted in more than 21 days. Restarting your Mac at least once a week helps keep it running optimally. - IT"

Sorry for the necro but do you add anything else to the policy other than the General tab? EA is pulling the correct information, smartgroup is made properly and policy is scoped to the SG but not seeing any notifications. Wondering if self-service/LDAP sync needs to be enabled for users to see the notification? 

I’m glad you brought that up. I think something in Jamf has become broken with regard to notification messages. I’m going to go submit a ticket right now actually.

Ahh. We are brand new to Jamf, just starting the migration process so just wanted to dig a bit deeper. Let me know what you find out!