Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write LastViewedPhotoPath -string '' Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write tokenRemovalAction -int 0 Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write moduleDict -dict moduleName -string 'iLifeSlideshows' path -string '/System/Library/Frameworks/amework/Resources/iLifeSlideshows.saver' type -int 0 Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write idleTime -int 120 Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write showClock -string 'YES' Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write PrefsVersion -int 100

Sudo -u $user defaults -currentHost write CleanExit -string 'YES' User= ls -l /dev/console | cut -d ' ' -f 4 !/bin/sh Get user logged into console and put into variable 'user' I was hoping there was a way via as configuration profile of adding the script but cant see a way to do this. Not sure if this is most efficient way of doing this as it runs every time any user logs in, repeatedly. I have a policy that should trigger this at login/ ongoing and it reports that it runs successfully but it doesn't. But only if I manually trigger it via Casper remote. I have a a policy that successfully copies the screen savers to the Macs ok.Īnd I have a script stolen from another discussion that works, see below. I am required to force all users screen saver to display a collection of images as supplied by our IT Security department, and I'm trying to work out the best way to achieve this.

Screen saver mac every monitor