With PackageMaker's main window open, either drag install.sh from within Finder in to the "Contents" section on the left, or press the "+" button on the bottom left to add the file via an "Open" dialog.You then select what the minimum version of Mac OS X that the package can be run on. This is just what will be used to identify these packages as made for your organization. This is up to you on what to put for your organization, but it is looking for something similar to "com.mycompany" (essentially like a domain name backwards). When you first open PackageMaker, the first thing prompted is the "Install Properties" dialog.If you have a suggestion, please let me know! Ultimately my goal is simply to include the agent in a DeployStudio workflow.
Any ideas? I'm wondering if this is caused by the script that calls on install.sh not running with sudo privilege?
I tried following a process very similar to the steps below, but my install keeps failing (no errors that lead to anything, just a generic 'installation failed' message). Hey all, I am not finding much info on packaging the install.sh script.
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