Fix Log Collection and Execution Order #6
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Changed execution order to fix daemon stopping before the script was finished which stopped execution of the script Updated comment on line 38 to reflect correct run interval time
Remove additional unload I missed like a dummy
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Hey! I'm testing this now. Can you confirm that it is able to remove admin rights? I'm getting the admin rights elevation but after my timer goes off the user is still admin. Thanks for your work! :) 👍 edit: i'm activating the policy as the user via self-service / also could I be having an issue due to permissions/slack of PPPC config? |
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Change order of secondary script to only stop the daemon after the script has finished.
Previously the daemon was unloaded prior to removing the daemon's plist and collecting the logs which stopped script execution prematurely.
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