I had a fun adventure this evening. I went to launch ARD and it wanted me to enter the serial number. I entered it and it launched. I closed it and reopened it and it wanted the serial number again. I don't run as an admin but installed it using the admin logon and password when asked (just like every other application). I finally logged in as my admin user and entered the serial number and now it sticks. This is like stupid Adobe products that would only update if installed by an admin user account.
This has probably been reported but when I use the command shell to run softwareupdate it comes back with no updates. The softwareupdate CLI is supposed to run the same updater as App Store uses.
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bash-3.2# softwareupdate --list
Software Update Tool
Copyright 2002-2012 Apple Inc.
Finding available software
No new software available.
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Is anyone familiar with what the following file is supposed to look like? I changed the update frequency to daily to see if I get the notification prompt for updates outside the App Store.
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bash-3.2# defaults read /Library/Preferences/com.apple.SoftwareUpdate
{
AutomaticDownload = 1;
DidRegisterLocalUpdates = 1;
IgnoringUnseenRamped = 0;
LastAttemptSystemVersion = "10.10 (14A389)";
LastBackgroundCCDSuccessfulDate = "2014-10-30 10:26:21 +0000";
LastBackgroundSuccessfulDate = "2014-10-30 10:26:21 +0000";
LastFullSuccessfulDate = "2014-10-31 01:21:46 +0000";
LastRecommendedUpdatesAvailable = 0;
LastResultCode = 2;
LastSessionSuccessful = 1;
LastSuccessfulDate = "2014-10-31 01:21:46 +0000";
LastUpdatesAvailable = 0;
PrimaryLanguages = (
en
);
RecommendedUpdates = (
);
ScheduleFrequency = 1;
SkipLocalCDN = 0;
}
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