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Sample shell scripts for Intune admins.
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Adobe Creative Cloud Package #35

Open cashxx opened 2 years ago

cashxx commented 2 years ago

Not sure how much leverage you have at MS. But it would be nice to see MS and Adobe work together for Mac Admins to deploy their Adobe Creative Cloud Package. I have been unsuccessful getting it to work 100% correctly. I did manage to get it to work by putting their package in another package, signing it with Apple Developer ID, wrapping in Intune and uploading to Intune. It runs and installs fine, but reports back to intune that it didn't know the status.

This lead me to use one of your scripts and purpose it for the Adobe CC package, I can take the Adobe CC package and downloaded it. I have to put it on Amazon S3 which doesn't seem to like pkg files so I have to zip it first and then upload to S3 and then in your script I use the zip function to unzip it and changed one line in there to use installer to install the package after it's been unzipped and testing it twice now it has worked fine. I'm fine now that I have a solution, but not sure what others are doing. I have asked on slack and get no response. Seen posts on web that it just doesn't work and really no solution except to wrap it in another package and go that route, but for me it didn't report back correctly.

But seems to be a bunch of hoops to get it to work. Be nice to simply download the package, wrap it for Intune and upload it to Intune.

diabeetus01 commented 1 year ago

At this point I can't even get Creative Cloud to install correctly through Intune without an "Unable to reach Adobe servers" error message. My script works fine when ran via Terminal, but then it doesn't install the program correctly yet doesn't log any errors when the exact same script is ran through Intune's Shell Scripts on the same iMac. Getting annoying that this is the one program we can't deploy, Adobe just can't make working deployment tools it seems.

jbba2023 commented 3 months ago

I have had issues with installing Adobe via Sh script because the built in zip utility was crashing, once i got around that I found that Adobe don't sign their PKG unmanaged installers. So i'm working on signing them installers with our trusted root cert that i deploy anyway and seeing if it will install it then. Bit of a mess but i guess some parts at least make sense.