- if import of Python module with ObjC binding fails, call "report_broken_client" script where admins can setup desired reporting/notification.
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For gid verification, instead of only checking file gid to match current user oir hardcoded 80, check current user's gid, admin's gid, and wheel's gid all dynamically looked up.
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This is in prep of a upcoming notification feature that cannot depend on ObjC Py bindings. Alternatively, if we want to share such code, we can create a common/util module for only Pure-Python code, and doc that it should not contain any ObjC imports.
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If there's a download error, make sure what gets sent to munkicommon.display_error is a string; otherwise we get an unhandled exception when writing out our report.
Add "localmanifestpath" option to updatecheck.check(). This may be used if I implement the alternate Apple Software Update mechanism, and should also be useful for a future Puppet package provider or any programmatically-generated manifest.
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If pkginfo key forced_(un)install is set to <true/>, (un)installs will run immediately after downloading without any notification the user. If further non-forced installs are remaining MSU.app will appear after all forced-installs are finished.
This needs documentation about how risky it is; should only be used for simple packages that are known to be safely installed while app is running. More features will come in the future making it safer to use on other packages.
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- separate forced_installs and forced_uninstalls, so they one can be forced while the other is not.
- move status output enabling to the only place it's necessary; --auto at login window.
- move forced install run to top of "GUI user exists" conditional instead of two places within. (Greg, please verify this is okay).
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1) disable status output (GUI)
2) run unattended installs
3) reenable status output (GUI)
4) notify user or remaining installs (if LastModifiedDate is happy)
Also, change logging a little to make it easier to see difference between regular install run and unattended run.
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Notes:
- Needs documentation about how risky this is, and how it should only be used
for simple packages that are known to be safely installed while app is running.
- If notification is popped up, it will contain the unattended install; if
notification is not due to be popped up the unattended install will be installed
immediately.
- Only works in --auto mode (which is what launchd execs); I will test more tomorrow with manual runs, as we may be able to do this before --installonly too.
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add --description and --displayname args to set description and display_name pkginfo plist keys.
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makecatalogs now should be able to run on non-OS X platforms as long as there is a plistlib module available. (Untested)
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1) fix OSError because nonexistent file is attempted to be read if HTTP status=200 but response yields no download; this happens if local Cache package is *newer* than package on the server (curl receives 200 but doesn't download); instead raise HTTPError.
2) In the event of a curl() download error, delete any existing cache files
related to the failed download (destination or tmp names). This is basically
just resetting state after any download failures that aren't resume related,
one of those failures being the temp download file doesn't exist.
This fixes a problem where if the destination exists and the date (header:
If-Modified-Since) is newer than on the server (header: Last-Modified), the curl
binary does not ever download the older file. In this case Munki never has a
.download temp file, so it can't overwrite the original/newer file. A susequent
Munki execution will download the older server file.
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