Hugely Inspired by other #macadmin scripts/tools this is another munki promoting script:
Looking at the best way to run a network service on macOS with a dedicated account. Good info here https://github.com/freegeek-pdx/mkuser/blob/main/README.md Mostly just trying to limit scope for a launchd process that runs at boot. Access to a set of config/data files and listen on a port.
Not sure if --role-account or --service-account are best?
I’d love to read the email chain inside #Apple where they came to the conclusion that implementing management of Remote Desktop in #macOS should be done via a #MDM management command with no other MDM control of permissions and settings. So I have to continue my Rube Goldberg machine of scripts and API calls to get #Jamf to do the right thing.
Here's hoping on declarative…
#apple #macos #mdm #jamf #MacAdmin
Handy bit of shell script to non-interactively install the Command line dev tools on release versions of macOS https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/698954 #macadmin
Sending much love to my #MacAdmin family in State College PA this week. I will be crashing tomorrow eve (anticipating the unofficial social event), and hope to catch up with so many friends then!!
Speaking of #MacAdmin things - hope to see many of you at @macadminsconf next week
Make sure to keep an eye on / use #psumac
If you're a #MacAdmin and the existing MDM approval configurations for screen sharing are not meeting needs in your organization for video conference solutions or help desk assistance tools - please make sure to reach out to your vendors and ask them about their plans for supporting these new API capabilities
@stevestreza being a #MacAdmin I think I have 9 or so #AppleIDs for my job and this dialog gets an eye roll from me every time I see it.
@victor yea, seems like an odd oversight — especially with the new component creation they added. I was mostly looking at #MacAdmin topics during #WWDC so I missed this.
Would have been something I would have brought up in one of the Q&As. I'll probably file Feedback once I do some more testing.
This is the best I can get out of the built in animations.
New shell alias that I like for macOS. Enable ACL Write permits write access vi an extended attribute for the current user.
alias eaw="chmod +a \"user:$USER allow read,write,append,readattr,writeattr,readextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity\" "
Handy for me when I’m connected to a dev/test macOS instance via vscode ssh remote and want to edit configuration files not writeable by the current user. Bit of a workaround for the lack of sudo save in this context. #macadmin
How getting to #macOS 13.3+ when #MDM and #softwareupdate have failed you goes… #MacAdmin
#macos #mdm #softwareupdate #MacAdmin