Hello @DanJ_LRSFC
I'm not sure but I have some ideas. just fyi..
* (I have no experience w. Mac App Store Apps, I run Composer for all applications in our environment and then add that package to the Self Service & Limit Updates.) *
On a test machine, what happens if you delete StoreDownloadd & then download normally through self service with no changes elsewhere?
sudo rm -rf /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CommerceKit.framework/Versions/A/Resources/storedownloaddhave you tried this??
&
b/c JSS Acts as root you can put those apps in Self Service and then disable access the the App store so they are limited? Why are they getting this pop up if the stuff is from Self Service??
or
you could also use a script that runs on the machine as root to install or update from a repository instead of directly from the app stores, thus bypassing the need for a configuration profile entirely, as long as your repository is updated, they can run the policy/script from self service and its basically the same thing. This way, they cant technically install anything else themselves besides what you deem available
example
#!/bin/osascript
--Get From Repo
try
do shell script" curl FROMHere to /(WHATEVER-PATH-MAY-BE-TO/APPLICATION.pkg" user name "root" password "rootpass" with administrator privileges
on error errMsg number errNum
display dialog "ERROR# CANT LOCATE REPO ETC" & errNum & ": " & errMsg
quit
end try
-- Install
try
do shell script "installer -target / -pkg /(WHATEVER-PATH-MAY-BE-TO/APPLICATION.pkg" user name "root" password "rootpass" with administrator privileges
on error errMsg number errNum
display dialog "ERROR# CANT INSTALL ETC" & errNum & ": " & errMsg
quit
end try
--After Successful Install (Delete)
try
do shell script "rm -rf /(WHATEVER-PATH-MAY-BE-TO/APPLICATION.pkg" user name "root" password "rootpass" with administrator privileges
on error errMsg number errNum
display dialog "ERROR# CANT DELETE ETC" & errNum & ": " & errMsg
quit
end try
