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On 11/14/06 8:30 AM, "Rune Lynge" <email@hidden> wrote:
>> I agee. Why ARD doesn¹t let you use a task server to send a UNIX command >> is beyond me. If it were possible, then "softupdate i a" would do what >> you want pretty automagically.
> What about letting the task server install a "fake/empty" package and have > the command run as a part of a preflight or postflight script. Not elegant, > but (perhaps) usable?
That's genius. I'd only have to do the inelegant part -- creating a dummy package to install an empty file in /tmp, with the update command contained in a postflight script -- once. Thanks for the idea!
Just did a quick test pushing an empty package containing something like '/usr/sbin/softwareupdate -ia;/usr/sbin/diskutil repairpermissions /' in postflight and it seems to work just fine. The moment the clients come online the "package" is installed followed by a full software update and a permission repair.
Would be fairly easy to extend to display a "please reboot" dialog to a logged in user (if any) using osascript and redirecting the output to a log file for reference.
Regards Rune
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| >Re: Task Server for Software Updates? (From: "Rune Lynge" <email@hidden>) | |
| >Re: Task Server for Software Updates? (From: Peter Bukowinski <email@hidden>) |
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