By: Arnab Biswas | Product Manager - Microsoft Intune
Updated 10/26/22: Refresh content in line with recent updates to Intune. The scenario described in this document is no longer supported, as...
Updated Dec 19, 2023
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Hi Karthick2504,
Usually when you have to provide tokens with macOS packages you can do this with a post-install script. I find i easiest to use a tool like Packages which is freeware to re-package the PKG and add post/pre-install scripts. Keep in mind that regardless of which tool you use to repackage you still need to have a Developer ID to sign the package. If your company does not have this you have to buy one: https://developer.apple.com/programs/
I've also tested depoying Zoom and did not get the correct install status of the application. What you need to make sure is that the application contains the correct parameters, specifically:
- The package version and CFBundleVersion string in the packageinfo file.
- The correct install-location in the pkg-info file.
You can extract the package information using this command:
- xar -x -f <.pkg file path> -C <Output folder>
See this URL for more information: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/mem/intune/macos-lob-apps-not-deployed