I keep getting "Oh no, something went wrong...." immediately after
logging on. I do keep swopping machines and local usernames. Is anyone
else getting this effect?
Hi, One way to monitor whether the user has made use of those commands
might be to set up a extended attribute to count the number of local
accounts, including invisible and service accounts, via a dscl call, and
then subtract all known legitimate se...
Probably a failed download when it tried to update - if it arrived a few
bytes short, then it will probably fail to validate when it tries to
run. There is possibly a log file being produced somewhere, but as
suggested, re-add it with a quick add [pa...
Have you put the period in front of the path? sudo
./usr/local/jamf/bin/jamf or alternate method, three commands in a row..
sudo su cd /usr/local/jamf/bin ./jamf
Oh, just saw this: As of macOS 10.12.4 and later, this workflow has
changed slightly. Please visit the GitHub repo for an updated version of
this workflow.
https://github.com/kc9wwh/macOSUpgrade/blob/master/macOS10.12Upgrade.sh
Hi Lars, If you mean the script from here:
https://www.jamf.com/blog/streamlining-your-macos-upgrade-process/ and
you are disabling the jamfhelper references near the top of the script,
then I think you will need to remove the pid reference for jamfh...
