Is it possible to pass parameters for a script through the jamf policy
-trigger command? For example, if I wanted to pass an end user's email
into a script that is being run in the policy I am calling can you enter
sudo jamf policy -trigger ?
I have been getting an error every time I run sudo jamf manage. Has
anyone seen an error like this before? It seems to be the root of a lot
of other issue in my environment. It started when I upgraded my on prem
instance from 10.36 to 10.45Errors: - ...
I am trying to troubleshoot some problems I am having with a few of my
machines. I keep seeing this error in the log files and am not sure
exactly what it means
JMFCommons.JamfKeychain.JamfKeychainSecurityError.failedToReadJmfKeychainPassword
is what...
On our machines we have mobile accounts that are synced to Active
Directory. When users change their password through Active Directory the
mobile accounts' locally cached password is not getting updated. This
leads to that user being locked out of th...
I am trying to check if a user is signed into Box on their machine but
the script doesn't seem to be accessing the correct directory. Here is
what I haveI believe the script isn't detecting the users account
correctly like the $USER variable would if...
For me it ended up being a database issue. When upgrading the jamf
instance jamf had created another entry into the
computer-inventory-collection-settings table. I went into the sql db and
deleted one of the entries and the whole instance went back t...
shortly after the JMFCommons error I see this error. Im thinking it
could be network related..Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4099 "The
connection to service on pid 0 named com.jamf.management.daemon.binary
was invalidated from this process." Us...
My company has a portal that is connected to AD so they change it
through the portal and pushes the change to AD. So changing the local
password is not a reasonable solution. We need the password to be pulled
down from AD
Thank you for the response! The $USER variable is automatically
populated with the current user when the script is run locally on a
machine. When I first wrote it I didn't think about the fact that JAMF
wouldn't be able to detect the current user wit...
Figured this out by pulling the lastUserName property from the
com.apple.loginwindow. So here is my current script for anyone in the
future having this same problem.
