Troubleshooting a wifi troubleshooting script

@johntgeck I think Jamf will try and run it as a shell script anyways, but you're missing a #!/bin/sh at the beginning of the script you posted.

What does the script return if you try and run in from Terminal? (Use the sudo prefix to run as admin)

@johntgeck I was unable to reproduce this issues however the error it suggests the variable "originallocation" is not being populated.

To help troubleshoot issues remotely, it's best practice to echo out each step and any resulting response. If you're also dependent upon a result, you can ensure it's not empty using a test.

# Get Current Location
originallocation="$(networksetup -getcurrentlocation)"
if [ -z $originallocation ]; then
 echo "Current Location not found"
else
 echo "Current Location is $originallocation"
fi

# Get Current Location
originallocation="$(networksetup -getcurrentlocation)"
if [ -z $originallocation ]; then
 echo "Current Location not found"
else
 echo "Current Location is $originallocation"
fi

Thanks for the tip, I will definitely make those changes and see what I get.

Yeah I wasn't sure if I needed the shebang, I tried with and without and it didn't seem to make a difference. I might as well add it back in. @jimmy-swings also suggested I echo out each step to see where things are going off the rails, so I'll do that as well.

It's good to look at this with fresh eyes today, the original impetus to script this was a wireless issue that ended up getting diagnosed as an infrastructure issue, but I like the idea of having this script as a one-button "nuke everything and start with fresh settings" troubleshooter for my field techs.