NB-11628: Mac Users Not Having Ownership of The PWM Desktop App

[aassafjc]

Issues

• NB-11628 - Auto-updater Asking for Admins permission on Mac

What does this solve?

• Auto-updater Asking for Admins permission on Mac
• Mac Users Not Having Ownership of The PWM Desktop App

Is there anything particularly tricky?

No

How should this be tested?

1- Have multiple users (admin or standard) on your testing macOS machine. 2- Take the command from Powershell/JumpCloud Commands Gallery/Mac Commands/Mac - Install JumpCloud Password Manager App.md. 3- Create a file on your machine and name it whatever you want but the extension should be .sh. e.g: example.sh. 4- Paste the command you copied in step 1 in the .sh file you created in step 2. 5- Open your terminal and go to the directory where the .sh file you created in step 2 can be found. 6- Run chmod 777 <scriptFileName>.sh or sudo chmod 777 <scriptFileName>.sh depending on your situation. 7- Run ./<scriptFileName>.sh with admin rights. 8- After step 6 finishes execution, an app will show on your desktop. Double click it and see if the app opens successfully. 9- Login to another User and go to context menu of /Users/<username>/Applications/JumpCloud Password Manager.app and click Get Info 10- The active user should have Read & Write permissions

Screenshots

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[jworkmanjc]

@aassafjc I saw this later I'll be reviewing this first thing tomorrow morning, sorry for the delay!