The script is written to be run interactively not silently. You won't be
On 8/31/11 5:06 PM, "Jon Yung" <jyung at cmithun.com> wrote:
able to just throw this into Casper and go. If you double-click the
.command file on a machine where you want to remove UTS the does that work?
It's going to need to be rewritten if you need a silent removal. I haven't
tested this but it's looks like you can do this fairly easily with what
they provide. Do this:
Download TextWrangler from barebones.com. It's free and it will provide
you with a view of the line numbers that I'm referencing below.
Keep these lines and delete the rest:
Line 1 <-- begins with #!/bin/bash
Lines 69 - 243 <-- begins with echo "Closing System Preferences . . ."
and ends with echo ""
Save this as a .sh script (just a plain text file with a .sh extension)
and put that into Casper. You should be able to run this on a machine
whether or not someone is logged in.
--
William Smith
Technical Analyst
Merrill Communications LLC
(651) 632-1492
