Hey y'all, just a quick note that I adjusted two of my Self Service info scripts to utilize jamfHelper rather than cocoaDialog. I did this because having to install another helper app is annoying, and because I'm always trying to keep my jamfHelper game fresh.
The first update is to the Browser Info dialog, which is just a script that runs on a machine to let someone know what versions of the major browsers they're running.
The result looks something like this:
The other updated I made was to the Computer Info dialog, which gets basic hardware and network connection details for a user on demand.
It now looks something like this:
IP addresses and MAC addresses smudged to protect the innocent.
To use these, load them up in a Self Service policy. Mine look a bit like this.
As always, these are provided for funsies so they are as is and you should test them thoroughly before running them in a production Self Service application.
You can see some of my other Self Service policies on my Github space.
The first update is to the Browser Info dialog, which is just a script that runs on a machine to let someone know what versions of the major browsers they're running.
The result looks something like this:
The other updated I made was to the Computer Info dialog, which gets basic hardware and network connection details for a user on demand.
It now looks something like this:
IP addresses and MAC addresses smudged to protect the innocent.
To use these, load them up in a Self Service policy. Mine look a bit like this.
As always, these are provided for funsies so they are as is and you should test them thoroughly before running them in a production Self Service application.
You can see some of my other Self Service policies on my Github space.
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