WARNING: Your CID is now embedded in this DMG.MacOS is ubiquitous in enterprise environments, with no signs of slowing down.
Distribute read-only DMG via a secure channel. Open Disk Utility, select Images > Convert and choose "Falcon Install.dmg", pick a name for the file, and select "Convert"ġ6. Eject the image "Falcon Install" so it is no longer mountedġ5. Still reading? You should now have a disk image with your macOS installer (hidden) and the app you just cerated.īonus points: if you select your automator app and click "Get Info" you can copy and paste an image onto the Automator icon to make it look more official ( link).ġ4. Save the new Automator app to the Falcon Install image still mountedġ3. YOU NEED TO CODE SIGN THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT MACOS TO THROW A FIT.
In Automator, select File > Export and choose Applicationġ1. Substitute all the Xs in the second command above for your CID with checksum.ġ0. Add the following lines to the Apple Script Action box: do shell script "sudo installer -verboseR -package '/Volumes/Falcon Install/FalconSensorMacOS.pkg' -target /" with administrator privilegesĭo shell script "sudo /Library/CS/falconctl license XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-XX" with administrator privilegesĩ.
Drag "Run Apple Script" from the Actions pane on the left to the workflow pane on the rightĨ. Open Automator and select new "Application"ħ. Run: chflags hidden FalconSensorMacOS.pkgĦ. Open Terminal.app and cd ( cd "/Volumes/Falcon Install") to the mounted volume where you just placed the Falcon installerĥ. Download the Falcon macOS installer and place it in the mounted imageĤ. The image should be mounted in read-write format on your Mac at this pointģ. You can use the defaults, but I would adjust the size to be 25MBĢ. Note: you have to give it a "Save As" name and a "Name" name. Open Disk Utility and create a new disk Image (File > New). This is being provided on a best effort basis.
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