Has anyone figured out what UNIX command will trigger RUM execution on a remote client? Seems simple enough from the machine's console: sudo /Users/macadmin/RemoteUpdateManager yields the following:
WARNING: Improper use of the sudo command could lead to data loss
or the deletion of important system files. Please double-check your
typing when using sudo. Type "man sudo" for more information.
To proceed, enter your password, or type Ctrl-C to abort.
Password:
Running "~/RemoteUpdateManager" in "Current Console User on Target Computer" mode from ARD yields:"
APL-IT_TEST2 (10.x.x.x)
Starting the RemoteUpdateManager...
RemoteUpdateManager exiting with Return Code (1)
Log Results:
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | |
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | ##################################################
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | ##################################################
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | Launching the RemoteUpdateManager...
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | RemoteUpdateManager version is : 3.1.105.0 (BuildVersion: 3.1; BuildDate: Tue Sep 04 2012 13:58:18 )
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [ERROR] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | RemoteUpdateManager not launched with Admin privileges.
02/13/13 14:18:58:914 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | ##################################################
02/13/13 14:18:58:915 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | Ending the RemoteUpdateManager Return Code (1)
02/13/13 14:18:58:915 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | ##################################################
02/13/13 14:18:58:915 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | | ##################################################
02/13/13 14:18:58:915 | [INFO] | | AAMEE | Utilities | RemoteUpdateManager | | |
Running "~/RemoteUpdateManager" with user as "root" yields:
APL-IT_TEST2 (10.x.x.x)
/bin/bash: line 1: /var/root/RemoteUpdateManager: No such file or directory