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I currently have the script to try and uninstall python3 in Homebrew: sudo brew uninstall python3 and keep getting the error "sudo: brew: command not found". I've also tried the command /opt/homebrew/bin/brew uninstall python3 and run into the error ...

blee

I've created an EA with the script #!/bin/bash echo "$(mdls "/System/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app" -name kMDItemLastUsedDate | awk '{print $3}')" and running it on my device, it returns 2024-12-12 as expected. I then created a Smart Group with...

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We're looking into solutions for restricting users from download packages or software via Terminal. Just as an example, installing Homebrew via Terminal to install Python. Once users have access to Python, they are able to install and Python packages...

blee

Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately it leads to the same error of brew not being recognized. Seems like no matter what I try I either run into this error or the 'running Homebrew on root is extremely dangerous error' and Jamf refuses to continue...

blee

thank you @karthikeyan_mac @Shyamsundar and @sdagley for the suggestions! The script is working, and @pete_c 's note about EAs returning when recon runs was the final nail in the coffin. Kudos to all

blee

Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried your script and updated my EA (also double checked that Data Type is YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) but I'm getting the same results (my device is still not listed with the new script). In the Smart Group criteria I've sel...

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