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Greg Neagle
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The tools get their configuration from /Library/Preferences/ManagedInstalls.plist
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If the file or any of the keys are missing, munki uses these defaults:
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# where munki writes its install/remove metadata, caches install packages,
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# and writes reports and logs
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prefs['ManagedInstallDir'] = "/Library/Managed Installs"
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# this one is a convenience; if you set this one and do not set
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# ManifestURL, CatalogURL or PackageURL, the other URLs will
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# be built relative to the SoftwareRepoURL
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prefs['SoftwareRepoURL'] = "http://munki/repo"
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# The next three are preferred to SoftwareRepoURL;
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# They allow you to serve manifests and catalogs from
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# one server and packages from another. If they exist
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# in the plist, they take precedence over the URL implied
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# by SoftwareRepoURL
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prefs['ManifestURL'] = "http://munki/repo/manifests/"
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prefs['CatalogURL'] = "http://munki/repo/catalogs/"
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prefs['PackageURL'] = "http://munki/repo/pkgs/"
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# use SSL client certificates to secure communication with the webserver
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prefs['UseClientCertificate'] = False
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prefs['ClientIdentifier'] = '' (munki will use the FQDN, then short hostname, then look for site_default)
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prefs['LogFile'] = "/Library/Managed Installs/Logs/ManagedSoftwareUpdate.log"
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prefs['LoggingLevel'] = 1
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# URL for an internal Apple Software Update Server.
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# Delete the key or set it to an empty string to use Apple's SUS.
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prefs['SoftwareUpdateServerURL'] = '' (use Apple's if this is empty)
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prefs['InstallAppleSoftwareUpdates'] = False
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# Number of days between user notifications from Managed Software Update.
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prefs['DaysBetweenNotifications'] = 1
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The example ManagedInstalls.plist in this directory is not meant to be used as-is, but rather as a starting point.
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You will need to modify it to match your needs.
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