Posted on 03-16-2018 11:16 AM
I am trying create a policy to uninstall Citrix Receiver on my macs. Unable to add uninstall.app into jamf admin due to error message "not being support in Jamf Admin". I little experience creating scripts. Trying to create script but unable get script to run. Wondering if anyone has script for uninstall citrix receiver
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Posted on 03-19-2018 10:05 AM
Thanks, forgot about "Files and Processes" section of the policy. That has worked.
Posted on 03-19-2018 04:56 AM
One thing you can try is to package the uninstaller app via Composer and have Jamf install it to all Macs to /Utilities or /Library/mycompany/ or someplace that's not obvious to users. Then make an uninstall policy that only calls on the uninstaller via "Files and Processes". Here's the command I use to run the WebEx Productivity Tools uninstaller /Applications/WebEx/Productivity Tools/Uninstall.app/Contents/MacOS/Uninstall
You could try using a similar command to launch the uninstaller. I've never run the Citrix uninstaller, so I don't know if it requires user intervention, but since it would run via policy, it would run as root and you won't have to worry about needing admin rights.
Posted on 03-19-2018 10:05 AM
Thanks, forgot about "Files and Processes" section of the policy. That has worked.
Posted on 03-19-2018 11:12 AM
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Posted on 05-08-2018 05:19 AM
In case anyone on JamfNation stumbles across this post like I did.
The way I was able to remove Citrix Receiver was to package the uninstaller app with Composer as mentioned above. I then added a post flight script to run:
/(pathtoapp)/Uninstall Citrix Receiver.app/Contents/MacOS/Uninstall Citrix Receiver --nogui
Posted on 07-02-2018 08:21 AM
Thank you @AVmcclint , that worked for me for removing WebEx Productivity Tools
Posted on 09-21-2018 11:28 AM
@ShaunRMiller83 thanks for your help, I was trying to do the same thing but running into some issues. I had the package install the app to /Library/Application Support/CitrixDir/
, made mine a postinstall script, and included the following in the script:
#!/bin/sh
#Define Location of Citrix Receiver
receiverApp="/Applications/Citrix Receiver.app"
#If Citrix Receiver is installed, uninstall it
if [ -d "$receiverApp" ]; then
echo "Receiver installed, uninstalling"
/Library/Application Support/CitrixDir/Uninstall Citrix Receiver.app/Contents/MacOS/Uninstall Citrix Receiver --nogui
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Receiver" | grep -v "grep")
while [ -e "$uninstallerRunning" ]; do
echo "Uninstaller running"
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Receiver" | grep -v "grep")
done
echo "Uninstaller not running"
sleep 2
fi
#Delete folder created for Uninstall app
rm -rf /Library/Application Support/CitrixDir/
Posted on 09-21-2021 07:21 PM
Updated the formatting for the script posted above.
I took the CitrixReceiver.DMG, opened it in Composer, removed the Install PKG, and exported it as a DMG.
Then created a policy to deploy the DMG only containing "Uninstall Citrix Receiver.APP" and deployed it to /Applications.
Then set the following script to run afterwards.
#!/bin/sh
#Define Location of Citrix Receiver
receiverApp="/Applications/Citrix Receiver.app"
#If Citrix Receiver is installed, uninstall it
if [ -d "$receiverApp" ]; then
echo "Receiver installed, uninstalling"
/Applications/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Receiver.app/Contents/MacOS/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Receiver --nogui
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Receiver" | grep -v "grep")
while [ -e "$uninstallerRunning" ]; do
echo "Uninstaller running"
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Receiver" | grep -v "grep")
done
echo "Uninstaller not running"
sleep 2
fi
#Delete folder created for Uninstall app
rm -rf /Applications/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Receiver.app
exit 0
Posted on 05-04-2022 06:56 AM
@R_C wrote:Updated the formatting for the script posted above.
I took the CitrixReceiver.DMG, opened it in Composer, removed the Install PKG, and exported it as a DMG.
Then created a policy to deploy the DMG only containing "Uninstall Citrix Receiver.APP" and deployed it to /Applications.
Then set the following script to run afterwards.
#!/bin/sh
#Define Location of Citrix Receiver
receiverApp="/Applications/Citrix Receiver.app"
#If Citrix Receiver is installed, uninstall it
if [ -d "$receiverApp" ]; then
echo "Receiver installed, uninstalling"
/Applications/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Receiver.app/Contents/MacOS/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Receiver --nogui
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Receiver" | grep -v "grep")
while [ -e "$uninstallerRunning" ]; do
echo "Uninstaller running"
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Receiver" | grep -v "grep")
done
echo "Uninstaller not running"
sleep 2
fi
#Delete folder created for Uninstall app
rm -rf /Applications/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Receiver.app
exit 0
Hi
How do i just copy the DMC to \Programms? I dont get it?
Posted on 07-06-2023 10:58 AM
I updated this a bit for Workspaces.
#!/bin/sh
#Debug
#set -x
#Define Location of Citrix Workspace Uninstaller
workspaceApp="/Library/Application Support/Citrix Receiver/Uninstall Citrix Workspace.app"
#If Citrix Workspace is installed, uninstall it
if [ -d "$workspaceApp" ]; then
echo "Workspace installed, uninstalling"
/Library/Application\ Support/Citrix\ Receiver/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Workspace.app/Contents/MacOS/Uninstall\ Citrix\ Workspace --nogui
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Workspace" | grep -v "grep")
while [ -e "$uninstallerRunning" ]; do
echo "Uninstaller running"
sleep 5
uninstallerRunning=$(ps aux | grep "Uninstall Citrix Workspace" | grep -v "grep")
done
echo "Uninstaller not running"
sleep 2
fi
exit 0