Remove Illustrator Creative Cloud User preferences

Remove_Ill_CC_user_prefs.sh

#!/bin/sh
set -euo pipefail # "e" and "o pipefail" let the script exit immediately on errors, "u" exits on undefined variables
###### Standard Variables #####
### You should not normally need to edit these
### If you need to modify one for your own script,
### move the line to the script variable section and rename for consistancy
### This contains more variable than are used to serve better as a template
### Remove unused variables in this section before merging to remote module branch
startTime=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S")
scriptName=$(basename -- "$0") # $0 is the full path to the script. basename removes the path. dirname would return only the path (see scriptDir below)
# scriptName="${0##*/}" # I've seen this mentioned as a better version of the above, but I don't understand what's better.
# scriptDir=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )

logDate=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
# logDir=$(echo "/var/log/$scriptName" | cut -d . -f 1)
logDir=/var/log # must run as root to write /var/log
logName="$(echo "$scriptName" | cut -d . -f 1).$logDate.log"
logPath="$logDir/$logName"
### Script - Edit these to fit your envirnoment and needs
## uncomment these log variables as needed to override the standard versions above for convenient testing
# logDir="$(cd "$scriptDir/../" && pwd)/logs" # log to "module-root/logs"
# logDir=$slimerPath/logs/$(echo "$scriptName" | cut -d . -f 1) # log to "path-to-slimer/logs/module-name/"
# logName="TESTING-$(echo "$scriptName" | cut -d . -f 1)-$logDate.log" # prefix logfile with TESTING tag
# logPath="$logDir/$logName" # if you modify logDir or logName, you must redefine logPath here
# logPath=/dev/null # logs to nothing

# touchPath will touch one or more files and create the path if it does not exist
# USAGE: touchPath "/path/to/file.1" "/new/folder/for/file.2" "$pathInVariable"
touchPath() {
    argT=${1:-}
    if [ -z "$argT" ]; then
        echo "no argument provided to touchPath";
        exit 1;
    fi

    for path in "$@"; do
        if [ ! -d "$(dirname -- "$path")" ]; then
        mkdir -p -- "$(dirname -- "$path")"
        fi
        touch -m -- "$path"
    done
}

# echoLog writes an argument or piped data to a syslog-style line in stdout and a logfile
# USAGE: echoLog "Text Here" "Optional second line of text" OR command 2>&1 | echoLog (this will add the logtag to all lines) OR echoLog $(command) (this can be flakey, but should only add the logtag to the first line of output)
echoLog(){
    logTime=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S") # set date and time here to update on each write
    printLogLine(){
      printf "\n %s \n" "$logTime $(hostname -s) $scriptName [$$] -- $logMessage" 2>&1 | tee -a "$logPath"
      logger -t "$scriptName" -- "$logMessage" # also write to syslog
    }
    argE=${1:-}
    if [ -n "$argE" ]
        then
            logMessage="$argE"
            printLogLine
        else
            while read -r logMessage; do printLogLine; done
    fi
}

### START FIRST SECTION BLOCK ###
touchPath "$logPath" # check/create log path, touch logfile
echoLog "##### STARTING $scriptName - $startTime #####"
echoLog "### STARTING FIRST TASK ###"
### START FIRST SECTION
echoLog "Preparing $scriptName"

rm -Rv /Users/"$(who | grep console | awk '{print $1}')"/Library/Preferences/Adobe\ Illustrator\ 17\ Settings/en_US/* 2>&1 | echoLog

echoLog "Illustrator CC User Prefs removed"

exit 0

this script will also add a log file in your console under /var/log -name you give the script.sh