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Had to run rsync to fakeout java version detection. PopOS! isn't really on the list of Jamf-approved Linux distros.Tried exporting JAVA_HOME, updating alternatives, explicitly stating in both .profile & .bashrc, but for whatever reason the Jamf Pro i...

Here's mine (I've taken bits and pieces from others' scripts modifying for my environment):#!/bin/bash -vMACADDRESS=$(networksetup -getmacaddress en0 | awk '{ print $3 }')JSS=https://[your JSS]:443API_USER=API_PASS=ASSET_TAG_INFO=$(curl -k $JSS/JSSRe...

Seems to me that the only quasi-similar product is the iOS app, QuickLook, which appears to do some of things Jamf Remote did.

Using the example herein, I was able to auth to my cloud instance, putting a file there. Utilizing a web browser, I navigated to the URL, which just showed me a wall of text, but the text was all my package names! Going back to terminal, and using th...