You can do this with by running two Apple Remote Desktop 2 tasks:
1. Use Copy Items to copy the .dmg file out to your client computers
2. Use a Send UNIX command that will mount the .dmg, install it,
unmount it and then remove it:
hdiutil mount <Path to where you copied .dmg>/Your.dmg
installer /Volumes/Your Disk Image/Application.pkg
hdiutil unmount /Volumes/Your Disk Image
rm -rf <Path to where you copied .dmg>/Your.dmg
The assumption here is that Your.dmg mounts as /Volumes/Your Disk Image
And you don't need to. Just check the "Open items after copying"
checkbox when you push over the disk image. The earlier post about
looking for an installer package in a DMG and using ARD with that
instead is well advised, however.
Will that work without a user logged in?
Hard to tell without trying. hdiutil will, though.
Perhaps there is a different way to do what you want to do. What are
you trying to do?
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Chris
Quoting when replying to this message is good for you and me.
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