I then had to edit Enable_SSH-1.0.plist to add an uninstallable key with a value of True. postinstall_script postinstall_script.sh \ installcheck_script installcheck_script.sh \ To build these into a suitable munki pkgsinfo : usr/sbin/systemsetup -f -setremotelogin Off Next, the postinstall_script to enable SSH :įinally, the uninstall_script to disable SSH: # exit 0 to tell Munki an install is needed I chose to do a nopkg installer to do this.įirst up, the installcheck_script to check if SSH is enabled :
I wanted to use Munki to enable SSH on select systems for testing, and then be able to disable it after testing was completed. We do not have SSH enabled by default on our managed macOS clients. Obviously being able to remotely login to these systems is a lot more efficient than traveling around to all the locations. I recently needed to be able to test connectivity from client systems in a number of locations to some new infrastructure.
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