I have been in a few scenarios where we need to deploy a package and put a file into the home folder of each user on the target system. Of course if we are using Casper we can just create
Hi all, this month I’ve decided to go over one of the tools I’ve mentioned in my previous blog; AutoPKG. AutoPKG revision I’m going to cheat and use my blurb from the last blog: “AutoPKG is a relative new kid
Hi all, this month I’ve decided to go over one of the tools I’ve mentioned in my previous blog; AutoPKG. AutoPKG revision I’m going to cheat and use my blurb from the last blog: “AutoPKG is a relative new kid
Hey all, this month I’ve decided to share some of the tools and resources I use to carry out my day-to-day job. The common questions I get when I visit clients are: What tools would you recommend for packaging? What
Over the last year or so we have seen a lot of our customer base move away from internally hosting their own email servers to cloud based giants like Microsoft Office 365 and Google Apps. Cloud hosted email is not
This month I’ve decided to make a return to my Bash Scripting series. I’ve recently discovered and made use of a new item in scripting bash, called “functions”. So… what are functions? Say you’ve written a script in bash. You
Hi Everyone. With the bulk of my Munki starter guides now out, I’m taking a short break and concentrating on other blogs. Don’t worry, Munki will return this year! In line with this, today’s blog is a simple starter guide
Hi again, and welcome to the second instructional blog in this Munki series. In this post, I will show you how I configure a Munki admin machine (aka ‘Admin Mac’). Originally this series was to be 3 parts, however, in
Hi again, and welcome to the second instructional blog in this Munki series. In this post, I will show you how I configure a Munki admin machine (aka ‘Admin Mac’). Originally this series was to be 3 parts, however, in
Hi again, and welcome to the first instructional blog in this Munki series. In this blog I will show you how I configure a Munki Repository server (aka ‘Munki Server’). This is part one of three parts required to setup