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Introduction
Greg Neagle edited this page Dec 17, 2018
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By default, the command line tools are installed in /usr/local/munki, and are automatically added to your PATH.
While these wiki pages serve as an introduction to the command line tools, they do not necessarily cover every option and every use-case for the tools.
Running any of the command line tools with the --help option will display available options for each tool.
- 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: