- #Blockblock autopkg recipe install#
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Add my recipes and install the Pillow libraryįirst, you'll need my recipe repository available to your local AutoPkg
#Blockblock autopkg recipe update#
Graphic for use in policies that update an app. The app icon for use in uninstallation policies, or a version with an "update" This makes it simple to automaticallyĬreate a version of an icon with a destructive "red X" icon superimposed over Secondary image on top of the app's icon. ist and saves that image as a PNG file at the path of your choice.Īdditionally, ApplIconExtractor can create icon variations by compositing a More technically, it reads the CFBundleIconFile property from an app's I created the AppIconExtractor AutoPkg processor to fully automateĪt it's core, AppIconExtractor examines an app and exports its icon as a PNG Policy creation with AutoPkg, I should similarly be able to automate icon It's easy enough withĪ tool like SAP's Icons app, but if I'm automating package and However, I don't like manually extracting icons from apps. They help users find items in Self Service, and generally make the I'm a stickler for including icons for all policies available in Jamf Pro's Self
#Blockblock autopkg recipe free#
Please feel free to point me to documentation or other resources.Automatically Export and Generate App Icons in AutoPkg Recipes - MacBlog ⌘ MacBlog Posts About RSS feed Contact Automatically Export and Generate App Icons in AutoPkg Recipes So I am going back to read more of your articles. I know you are busy and I have lots of questions, I’m really liking munki and all it can do for me and hope to learn from your experience. Do I then need to respond “y” and trust info will be added by the script? Or an override will be created? Or do I respond “n” and then look at the recipe and make some changes and run the script again? If so, what would I be looking for and/or change?Īt the end of the script I am getting “No trust information present.” for each recipe and “Nothing downloaded, packaged or imported.” When I run the script and the recipes fail. Then the FAIL_RECIPES_WITHOUT_TRUST_INFO change in autopkg was implemented and I’m not sure what a trusted workflow is now. I considered any repo with a low star rating to be “proceed with caution” and would basically only apply these recipes to my test clients before moving them to the “approved” catalog in munki. When I first started using munki and autopkg I assumed that the GitHub Repo star ratings were telling me I could trust recipes in these repo’s as they all seemed to be from people that are active in the community and were trustworthy. I’m finally finding some time to try out the script and I think maybe I need to understand AutoPkg recipes better. I know AutoPkgr has the ability to send emails, etc but at least having a log file that could be created would be great! Is this possible? I have tried many different ways by researching online but still have not had any luck making it work. Skype For Business-update-smart Install Latest Skype For Businessįirefox-update-smart Install Latest Firefox VMWare Fusion-update-smart Install Latest VMWare Fusion Package Categories Groups Scripts Extension Attributes Policy Icon The following changes were made to the JSS:
Users/autopkgr/Library/AutoPkg/Cache/_For_Business_override/Skype For Business-16.11.149.pkg _Office_2016_Suite_overrideĮrror in _Office_2016_Suite_override: Processor: JSSImporter: Error: Error mounting url “smb://xxxxxxxxx” But it would be great to save the output to a log file and then have that send to an email daily.
What I am currently testing is running this script daily through launchd as I took out the confirmation part so it will just run entirely through. I really like this script! But not knowing python is there a way to output the information to a log file?