gistfile1.txt

#!/bin/bash

# From Allister, modified by Harry Fike 9-27-13
# Will install the trust profile, even though it claims it won't

# This script will apply all CONFIGURATION/enrollment (not trust) profiles in the 'profiles' folder as if it's a payload-free package
 
# ASSUMPTIONS: 
# 1. All .mobileconfig Payload Scope's are system and NOT TRUST PROFILES
# 2. Installation is by user with elevated privileges (admin/sudo is fine)
# Version 0.1
set -x
SCRIPT_DIR="$1/Contents/Resources"
OURLOG="$3/private/var/log/profileAdHocApply.log"
PROFILESDIR="$3/var/db/ConfigurationProfiles"
declare -x profiles="/usr/bin/profiles"
declare -x ditto="/usr/bin/ditto"
 
# Simple exit handler
die(){
  echo "$1 Failed."
  exit 1 
}
# Sanity checks
# Check running as root 
if [ ! $EUID -eq 0 ] ; then
  die "Root"
fi
# Check running on booted volume
if [ "$3" != "/" ] ; then
    for PROFILE in $SCRIPT_DIR/profiles/*.mobileconfig ; do
      echo "Applying Profile: $PROFILE" >> "$OURLOG"
      $profiles -IvF "$PROFILE" >> "$OURLOG" ||
            die "$PROFILE"
    done
else
    /bin/mkdir -p "$PROFILESDIR/Setup" || return 1
    $ditto $SCRIPT_DIR/profiles/ "$PROFILESDIR/Setup"
	/usr/sbin/chown -R root:wheel "$PROFILESDIR/Setup"
	/bin/chmod -R 755 "$PROFILESDIR/Setup"
	/bin/rm "$PROFILESDIR/Setup/.profileSetupDone"
fi

exit 0

https://gist.github.com/hfike/9234530#file-gistfile1-txt-L30 My bad, the logic is wrong on that line...