when you post a script clcik on the >_ icon not the " please. you will know if you have done the right thing as it will have a #!/bin/bash for you to copy over...

#!/bin/bash

#Uninstall SMART Products
/Applications/SMART Technologies/SMART Uninstaller.app/Contents/Resources/uninstall --all 2> /dev/null

# delete needed files
for USER_HOME in /Users/*
  do
    USER_UID=`basename "${USER_HOME}"`
    if [ ! "${USER_UID}" = "Shared" ]; then
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.gallery.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.gallery.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.LSSharedFileList.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.LSSharedFileList.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.Registry.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.Registry.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing Hotsport Shield directory from users' ~/Library/Application Support
       if [ -d "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing Hotsport Shield directory from users' ~/Library/Application Support
       if [ -d "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies inc ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies inc 2> /dev/null
       fi
    fi
done

much better to read now, thanks.

you might contemplate putting a set -x on line two and running the script by hand and make sure it works.
then you could put in some logger commands and print stuff out to the system.log if you get inside one of the ifs you could do

if [ -f file ]; then
 logger "found file, deleting"
 rm file
fi

I think your -rf on a plist file might be overkill, you might want to change your test from -f to -e for exists instead.

I have ran my current script by hand without issues. It goes through the uninstall process and filedirectory removals without issue. But for some reason when I run it via self service it errors out every time. Even though it errors out in self service it completes all of the steps but then when preforming clean up it fails. So it does everything its suppose to but still fails for unknown reasons.

I ran the script using Casper Remote and the initial command

/Applications/SMART Technologies/SMART Uninstaller.app/Contents/Resources/uninstall --all

Gives this error as part of its uninstall process. errors/English/Measure-errors.txt

Once that happens Casper believes the script has failed but it hasn't. I though 2> /dev/null would of stopped the reporting of the error.

Is there a way for Casper to ignore the error?

I think the proper way to get all output to go to /dev/null is

/Applications/SMART Technologies/SMART Uninstaller.app/Contents/Resources/uninstall --all 2&>1

and maybe you had an & in your output but it got ate by the editor?

the other thing you can do is call the uninstall from another script and just exit 0 also ensure there is no extraneous output from the script that you are running and then Self Service will not error out.

That worked perfectly.

Thanks for the help.

#!/bin/bash

#Uninstall SMART Products
/Applications/SMART Technologies/SMART Uninstaller.app/Contents/Resources/uninstall --all 2&>1 /dev/null

# delete needed files
for USER_HOME in /Users/*
  do
    USER_UID=`basename "${USER_HOME}"`
    if [ ! "${USER_UID}" = "Shared" ]; then
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.gallery.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.gallery.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.LSSharedFileList.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.LSSharedFileList.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.notebook.Notebook.10.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing preference file from users' ~/Library/Preferences    
       if [ -f "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.Registry.plist ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.Registry.plist 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing Hotsport Shield directory from users' ~/Library/Application Support
       if [ -d "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies 2> /dev/null
       fi
       # Removing Hotsport Shield directory from users' ~/Library/Application Support
       if [ -d "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies inc ]; then
    rm -rf "${USER_HOME}"/Library/Application Support/Smart Technologies inc 2> /dev/null
       fi
    fi
done

Here is the final script. Works perfectly for removing all SmartBoard software

If you're going to suppress errors then you could just delete without the loop?

eg:

rm -rf /Users/*/Library/Preferences/com.smarttech.gallery.plist 2> /dev/null

However, simpler still:

# delete needed files
find /Users/*/Library/Preferences/ -maxdepth 1 -name "com.smarttech*" -exec rm -f {} ;
find /Users/*/Library/Application Support/ -maxdepth 1 -name "Smart Technologies*" -exec rm -rf {} ;