Closed tansharma closed 9 years ago
Tan,
Are these clients set with a default manifest before the munki-enroll script fires? If they are not, that could explain the blank manifest key.
The original intent of the script is to create a client-specific manifest after a "default" manifest has already been specified. So the clients should be set to use site_default or some other all-encompassing manifest before munki-enroll is executed.
The point of having it setup this way is that a large number of machines can be targeted with the general manifest while the individual machines can be targeted using the specific manifests.
Thanks!
Cody
Hi Cody, Thanks for that. At the moment the client machines do not point to a specific manifest, and i was primarily using munki-enroll to create a specific manifest for each machine. I'll get the machines to point to a common manifest and run enrol again.
Thank you for your help. As someone just staring out with Munki, i've found munki-enroll extremely useful.
regards Tan
Tan,
Glad to help. I highly recommend creating a site_default manifest. It will be very helpful when you need to install an application on every Mac. Inside of editing each client manifest you will only need to modify a single, site-wide manifest.
Thanks.
Cody
Cody, Thanks for that. I'm in the process of doing that now. regards Tan
Hi, I've just started using munki-enroll and works quite well. I do have a question about the manifest creation though.
Using the script as is for testing, when munki-enroll runs on a new client machine it creates a manifest as clients/host name. However, when i look at the manifest in Munki Admin, under the 'included manifests' tab there appears to be a blank manifest.
So far, I've only been testing on a small batch of machines and have manually removed the blank manifest. I can't work out why this is happening. Is it something you've come across before?
thanks Tan