#Download office 2016 lync for mac how to
#Download office 2016 lync for mac for mac
#Download office 2016 lync for mac install
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I'm going to get in touch with them about it.įor now, there isn't really a good way I've found to locate the 14.0.11 installer from a scripted workflow.

#Download office 2016 lync for mac update

It seems like someone at Microsoft goofed, pulled the 14.0.10 download when 14.0.11 was released and just forgot to update their xml. I've been meaning to reach out to our MS rep on this as it seems odd that the update feed is still available for Lync to check against, yet doesn't point to a valid download. Second, in regards to MS Lync, I'm well aware that their updater xml is out of date and the DMG it points back to is broken. So, don't lump all those strings into Parameter 4 or it will not know what you're trying to do. I designed it to be flexible so you could drop what feels most comfortable to you from the list into the script Parameter field. So, in other words, use 'Office 2011' OR 'MSO' Or. So to try to backtrack a little and address your two posts above, in your first one, you only need to include one of the strings mentioned in the read me, not all of them. I hadn't even seen your posts until just now. but I'm not sure where to update the xml file

#Download office 2016 lync for mac how to

how to I update the 0409UCCP14.xml file to represent the latest MS Lync version lync_14.0.11_150304.1.dmg? if you change URL to you find the package and presumably the script will work for Lync. lync_14.0.10_141024.dmg is not the current version and can not be found at this location. so if you take a look at the 0409UCCP14.xml file you can see that its calling out to Microsoft with the following. The Update_Core_Apps.sh script makes a call out to Microsoft to download Lync - atĪnd it does not work. The version checking can handle odd version naming conventions, so that it ensures it is only 'upgrading' a client, not downgrading it.īut how do you update the script if the vendor has a new version number? Has built in version checking against installed applications (if its installed), by comparing it to the latest release from the vendor.

The README.md for the Update_Core_Apps.sh script says. Running command sudo jamf runScript -script Update_Core_Apps.sh -path //Library/Application Support/JAMF/Waiting Room/. The application, suite or plug-in specified ( Office 2011 'MSO', 'Office', 'Office 2011', 'Office2011','MS Office', 'MSOffice' ) has no reference in this script. ' Office 2011 'MSO', 'Office', 'Office 2011', 'Office2011','MS Office', 'MSOffice' ' for an MS Office Update executionĮxecuting Policy Experian MS Office Update Install. It never works, but always creates the error message below.Ĭan anyone give me some pointers? Obviously and painfully missing something because I keep getting the following error referring to 'Parameter 4' which the script indicates should be. On this policy, under 'Files and Processes' I run the following command under 'Execute Command' sudo jamf runScript -script Update_Core_Apps.sh -path //Library/Application Support/JAMF/Waiting Room/.

#Download office 2016 lync for mac install

I see the package get downloaded to my machine.Ģ) create a policy that runs the Update_Core_Apps.sh script to install the cached policy. I'm not sure that I have the process down correctly.ġ) create a policy that drops the Microsoft Update (pkg created by Composer) to a location on a Mac (the Waiting Room in this case). You can find the beta version of the script here:

#Download office 2016 lync for mac code

I'd need to get feedback that all is working as expected with nothing getting messed up before I'd consider putting the code into the main script. Obviously, I wouldn't just take my word for it, and would test this out thoroughly. Just quit and relaunch after it installs and its running the newest version. It doesn't corrupt or damage the app either. In my very quick testing, Lync updates can install right on top of the existing version even while its running and doesn't quit anything when done from the command line. So if you look for an update for Lync with the beta version of the script it will call a separate version checking function to make sure an update is needed.

The method I've been using for all the other apps doesn't work properly with it.

#Download office 2016 lync for mac for mac

I now have a beta branch on my github page and have a beta 1 version of the script that includes the ability to update Microsoft Lync for Mac to the list.īecause of how MS is versioning Lync, I had to create some new functions to handle the version checking. It hadn't even occurred to me until I saw the post on this thread today to look at including Microsoft Lync to my Update_Core_Apps script.