This is the simplest condition that functions properly. Not installing'Įcho 'Backblaze not installed. If thenĮcho 'Backblaze already installed. If you are concerned with the security of your Backblaze account with this method, you can remove the $login and $password portions of the installation and sign in to Backblaze manually, or let your end-user sign in for themselves. Any users with access to your Custom Software items will be able to see this text.

Note: This method stores your Backblaze password in plain text within Addigy. usr/sbin/diskutil unmount '/Volumes/Backblaze Installer' '/Volumes/Backblaze Installer/Backblaze Installer.app/Contents/MacOS/bzinstall_mate' -nogui bzdiy -signin '$'

usr/bin/hdiutil attach -nobrowse '/Library/Addigy/ansible/packages/Backblaze (5.0.0)/install_backblaze.dmg' # The Backblaze email associated with your The password associated with your account The Installation script will look like this: The condition and install scripts are mandatory for this item to function properly on a policy level. Now, there are three scripts which we can add to this installation: condition, install, and removal. But for now, it should look something like this: We'll go over the necessary scripts in a moment. You can learn more about creating a basic Custom Software item in our article Creating Custom Software. The best way to install Backblaze is by creating a Custom Software item with your organization's Backblaze settings included. The first step of successfully using Backblaze and Addigy together is getting a solid installation.

Backblaze provides a fantastic set of command-line utilities which make it ideal for deploying and managing through Addigy.

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