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MisterDeeds99 · 08-09-2024

Hello everyone, My company and I are looking to allow our users access to the print options on the mac with out full admin credentials. These users have local accounts on their computer, not domain based.I know the following script that most people h...

MisterDeeds99 · 10-05-2023

Hello All,I'm still learning JAMF so I apologize if this is a basic question, but I would like some help with figuring out the best practice in order to manage multiple locations on Jamf Pro. My IT team is in charge of taking care of users in Califor...

MisterDeeds99 · 08-09-2024

Looks like changing group to user is what did the trick. Thank you for your help  The working script compiled :loggedinuser=$(scutil <<< "show State:/Users/ConsoleUser" | awk '/Name :/ && ! /loginwindow/ { print $3 }' ) dseditgroup -o edit -a "$logg...

MisterDeeds99 · 08-09-2024

Still nothing. tried variations such as $loggedinUser"loggedinUser"'loggedinUser'`loggedinUser' Still getting Record was not found.The only difference in error message I get is when I do echo $loggedinuser I get the following message: Group was not f...

MisterDeeds99 · 08-09-2024

Am I doing something wrong with how I am entering it in because it still does not want to work for me. I was able to confirm that the loggedinuser code works, however when I try to enter it into the code it doesn't.sh-3.2# loggedinuser=$(scutil <<< "...

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