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Additional Munki 5 changes
Here are some additional changes in Munki 5 that are less dramatic than the major changes:
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When mounting a disk image prior to an install, Apple's diskimage checksum verification is skipped. Since Munki already does its own checksum verification to ensure the local copy of the file matches that on the server, this speeds up installs without significantly affecting safety/security.
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When installing a major macOS upgrade,
managedsoftwareupdate
now checks for an undocumented nvram variable in an attempt to determine if a BridgeOS update has been staged. If the variable is present and appears to be valid, a shutdown is performed instead of a restart after the macOS upgrade has been staged. -
When the munkitools_app package is installed, preflight and postflight scripts quit and relaunch Managed Software Center.app if needed.
- Getting Started
- Overview
- Discussion Group
- Demonstration Setup
- Glossary
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Contributing to Munki
- Release Notes
- Introduction
- Managed Software Center in Munki 5.2
- Manual Apple Updates
- force_install_after_date for Apple Updates
- Additional update encouragement
- Aggressive update notifications
- AggressiveUpdateNotificationDays preference
- Additional Munki 5 changes
- Configuration profile notes
- Major macOS upgrade notes
- Upgrading to Munki 5
- Introduction
- Munki Links
- Product Icons
- Screenshots In Product Descriptions
- Client Customization
- Custom Help Content
- Featured Items
- Update Notifications:
- Introduction
- iconimporter
- makepkginfo
- munkiimport
- managedsoftwareupdate
- makecatalogs
- manifestutil
- repoclean
- Preferences
- Default Repo Detection
- Default Manifest Resolution
- Managed Preferences Support In Munki
- Apple Software Updates With Munki
- Pkginfo Files
- Supported Pkginfo Keys
- Pre And Postinstall Scripts
- Munki And AutoRemove
- Blocking Applications
- ChoiceChangesXML
- CopyFromDMG
- nopkg items
- How Munki Decides What Needs To Be Installed
- Default Installs
- Removal of Unused Software
- Upgrading macOS:
- Apple Updates:
- Securing the Munki repo
- Preflight And Postflight Scripts
- Report Broken Client
- MSC Logging
- Munki With Git
- Bootstrapping With Munki
- License Seat Tracking
- LaunchD Jobs and Changing When Munki Runs
- Web Request Middleware
- Repo Plugins
- Downgrading Software
- Downgrading Munki tools
- Authorized Restarts
- Allowing Untrusted Packages
- About Munki's Embedded Python
- Customizing Python for Munki
- Configuration Profile Emulation
- PPPC Privacy permissions
- AutoPkg
- Repackaging
- Creating Disk Images
- Stupid Munki Tricks
- Troubleshooting
- Professional Support
- Known Issues and Workarounds
- Building Munki packages
- Munki packages and restarts
- Signing Munki
- Removing Munki
- More Links And Tools
- Munki Configuration Script
- Who's Using Munki
- Munki 3 Information
- Munki 4 Information
- macOS Monterey Info
- Pkginfo For Apple Software Updates
- Managing Configuration Profiles
- Microsoft Office
- Adobe Products
- Upgrading macOS: