Addigy allows you to assign scripts to end-user macOS devices via Self Service, so the end-user can run them at their convenience. These scripts can range from simple to complex as the need requires.
Scripts can be added to a device's Self Service application either through the Devices page > Run Command or through GoLive > Scripts.
Prerequisites
- macOS 10.13+
- A Self Service configuration must be deployed to the device
Assigning Scripts to Self Service via the Devices Page
Within Addigy, click on Devices on the far left sidebar. On the top right of the page, the Run Commands section allows you to send scripts to the device that run in real-time.
With the addition of assigning scripts to Self Service, you now have another option after clicking the Send button. After selecting a script and clicking Send, you will get an option to add that script to Self Service.
Clicking Add to Self Service will add that script to a device's Self Service application. You will see a success header after it's been sent successfully.
The end-user will now see the script inside of the Scripts section of Self Service
If Self Service is open on the user's device, any script addition or deletion will require a refresh
of the Scripts section in Self Service. This can be accomplished by clicking the Scripts icon,
any other icon, and then back to Scripts or restarting the Self Service app.
When the end-user runs a script using Self Service, the Run button will change to Running. When the script finishes, it will show a green Done message with a check next to it.
If a script has output, this is recorded in three places: the Events dashboard, the GoLive > Events tab, and in Script History. Script History can be found on the Devices page and in the GoLive > Scripts tab.
Assigning Scripts to Self Service via GoLive
On a device's GoLive page, click the Scripts tab.
After selecting the script and then clicking Send, you will get a modal to either Run the script or Add to Self Service. When clicking Add to Self Service, you will get a success banner if completed successfully.
Remove Device Scripts from Self Service Individually or in Bulk
Scripts can be removed from a device via the Devices page (by clicking the Manage button) and the device's GoLive > Scripts tab.
Individual Removal
After you're in GoLive for a device, click the Scripts tab. You can remove a script by clicking the red trash can to the left of the name of the script. You can also remove all scripts by selecting multiple scripts and clicking the Remove from device button.
Bulk Removal
On the devices page, click the Manage button next to the Run Commands field box. On this page, you'll now see a new Manage link that will bring up a drop-down to use the script, edit the script or see all of the devices that have this script assigned to Self Service.
When you click Devices, it will now show you all of the devices that have this script assigned to it. You can filter and sort the name or serial number by ascending or descending order. Click the checkbox next to the devices you'd like to remove the script from and then click the Remove from device button. Moreover, you can remove the script from one device at a time by clicking the red trash can icon.