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I'm a longtime Windows and Linux user and have had some weird experiences writing shell scripts on Mac OS X. In particular, I can write the scripts just fine and run them from the terminal, but every time I try running one from a Finder window it always executes from the user's home directory rather than the directory in which the script lives. AppleScript is a scripting language developed by Apple to help people automate their work processes on the Mac operating system. It accomplishes this by exposing every element of the system's applications as an object in an extremely simple, English-like language. AppleScript is to the Mac OS as JavaScript is to browsers.
This is an extension attribute script to determine if the user assigned to the computer is a member of a given AD group or groups.
Fruit smoothie slot. In the example below, the script will return a 'Yes' result if the user to which the computer is assigned in Jamf Pro is a member of the groups 'ADGroupX' or 'ADGroupY'.
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The script will…
- Get the computer's serial number
- Pull the computer record via the Jamf Pro API
- Harvest the contents of the 'username' field
- Get the domain via dscl (computer must be bound to AD)
- Determine if 'username' is a member of 'ADGroupX' or 'ADGroupY'
This script can certainly be cleaned up a bit but does the job effectively.
The script can also be found on GitHub below.
This is an extension attribute script to determine if the user assigned to the computer is a member of a given AD group or groups.
Fruit smoothie slot. In the example below, the script will return a 'Yes' result if the user to which the computer is assigned in Jamf Pro is a member of the groups 'ADGroupX' or 'ADGroupY'.
Scripts Of The Ancients Mac Os Catalina
The script will…
- Get the computer's serial number
- Pull the computer record via the Jamf Pro API
- Harvest the contents of the 'username' field
- Get the domain via dscl (computer must be bound to AD)
- Determine if 'username' is a member of 'ADGroupX' or 'ADGroupY'
This script can certainly be cleaned up a bit but does the job effectively.
The script can also be found on GitHub below.
Scripts Of The Ancients Mac Os Catalina
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