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mpanighetti / add-securetoken-to-logged-in-user

Adds SecureToken to currently logged-in user, allowing that user to use FileVault and disk encryption on APFS-formatted startup volumes.
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Where to store admin pwd #8

Closed nate-meir closed 1 year ago

nate-meir commented 1 year ago

Perhaps I am reading this incorrectly - but I am confused as to which Jamf script Parameter value I would store the admin password under.

mpanighetti commented 1 year ago

The script prompts for password entry for the SecureToken admin in an AppleScript alert.

nate-meir commented 1 year ago

Okay - I understand that piece. I am just working on embedding it so it doesn't do the prompt - but I am getting a blank screen on the first prompt when i try that.

mpanighetti commented 1 year ago

For security reasons, I wouldn't generally advise storing account passwords in a script, but I've made a change in #9 so that the script defines all the account passwords up top. If you input your account's password there, it should pass the account's password validation and skip that prompt for password entry. Let me know if that works for you.