shurkin18

from datetime import datetime
import time
import os
import pytz

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# THIS PROGRAM WILL READ a NUMBER FROM TEMP FILE, THEN PLACE THAT NUMBER INTO A CSV (APPEND) FILE WITH DATE/TIME STAMP #
#
# NOTE: You may need to modify permissions/ownership of the folder where the files will be located
# To find out which user the python script is running as, comment out everything and just add these 2 lines:

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#!/bin/bash

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# NOTE1: You will need to supply the JIRA API credentials down below under "JIRA API credentials and Issue Category" section
# NOTE2: You will need to modify the issue type id variable "mm_jira_cloud_it_tic_issue_type" (# Issue Type can be found in 
# JIRA > Administration > Issues > Issue Types > copy link of Edit button next to the issue type and there will be ID at the end)
# NOTE3: You can modify the ticket creation wording for the summary and description, however make sure you match the issue/ticket 
# presence check section as well, as it uses specific wording in the issue/ticket summary ("AUTOMATED TICKET") and the Reporter, 
# so that if 1 issue/ticket is already created for the user > it will not keep creating more similar tickets!
# The rest of the script you can leave intact

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#!/bin/bash

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# NOTE: you will need to generate a token (https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens and click "Create API token")
# Make sure that account has necessary access (JIRA groups) on the JIRA's end, especially if you will be creating tickets via API

# In this example, we will search JIRA for issues with a specific title and specific reporter 
# and if nothing found the script will create a new issue/ticket under Project "IT" and a specific Issue Type ID we set, assigned (Reporter) to currently logged in user (NOTE: this is for mac only), with specific Issue title and description
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#!/bin/bash

# Please note: JIRA URL may be different for your setup, including all of the URL
# https://COMPANY-JIRA-URL.com/jira/rest/api/2/issue/ | you may need to play around with it to get it exact right

currentLoggedInUser=`stat -f '%u %Su' /dev/console | awk '{ print $2 }'`
echo "Currently logged in user is: $currentLoggedInUser"

#Create JIRA API ticket
curl \

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#!/bin/bash

# Variables, dmgPath is where the DMG installer will be located and the packageName is the installer inside the DMG,
# usually it's someting like Install.pkg or Install.mpkg, you need to know what it is and supply it to "packageName" variable

# Update these variables based on the DMG/installer you will be using this script on
dmgPath="/Users/Shared/Application.dmg"
packageName="Install.pkg"

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# There is also an alternative way of running jq JSON parser, without installing the whole brew suite
# You can download the jq binary here: https://techstoreon.com/files/jq-osx-amd64
# Pre-load it to each mac via the policy and store it somewhere (in /var for example) and just point your script to it
# every time jq needs to be used
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#!/bin/bash
# Checks if jq is not already present, and if not - installs brew via script, then installs/loads jq JSON parser
#

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#!/bin/bash

set +x
user=`ls -l /dev/console | awk '//{print $3}'`
echo "loggedInUser:" $user 

echo "  Stopping inSync Client." 

killall inSync
killall inSyncDecommission

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#!/bin/bash

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# Please note: this script requires jq JSON parser to be installed on the mac, otherwise the script won't work
# You can install jq JSON parser using brew by running this script, which will install brew and jq automatically (non-interactive): 
# https://gist.github.com/shurkin18/62ec34967794a32f9d63615db881ab5c
#
# There is also an alternative way of running jq JSON parser, without installing the whole brew suite
# You can download the jq binary here: https://techstoreon.com/files/jq-osx-amd64

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#!/bin/bash

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# Update the following variables as needed: "apiUser", "apiPass", "apiURL"
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# server connection information
jssurl="API URL"
username="API USERNAME"
password="API PASSWORD"

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#!/bin/bash

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# This script can be used together with: https://gist.github.com/shurkin18/b8de3de44b184f1f8802b860639a9b4d
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# Please note: this script requires jq JSON parser to be installed on the mac, otherwise the script won't work
# You can install jq JSON parser using brew by running this script, which will install brew and jq automatically (non-interactive): 
# https://gist.github.com/shurkin18/62ec34967794a32f9d63615db881ab5c
#
# There is also an alternative way of running jq JSON parser, without installing the whole brew suite