macadmins/update_computer_smartgroup.py at master · weldon/macadmins · GitHub

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# This script will update an existing smart group that has two criteria:
# 	1) application title
#	2) applivation version
# The idea is that this smart group will find computers with a certain (latest?) version -
# of a certain app. When the application version changes, this script can update -
# the version number in the smart group criteria so that the smart group continues to find -
# computers with the latest version of that app.
#
# The script uses the example of updating smart group 11 to look for zoom v4.6.12
#
# This script will updated an existing smart group by id #


import requests
import getpass

def main():

	#### user variables ####
	# enter the name of the smart group to be updated
	sg_name = "Zoom - latest version"
	# enter the id number of the smart group to be updated
	sg_id = "11"
	# enter the search type for the name (eg. "is" or "has")
	name_search_type = "is"
	# enter the application title
	app_title = "zoom.us.app"
	# enter the search type for the version (eg. "is" or "like")
	version_search_type = "like"
	# enter the application version
	app_version = "4.6.12"

	#### Jamf Pro Server variables ####
	# site id, leave this set to "-1" and "None" if it doesn't belong in a site
	site_id = "-1"
	site_name = "None"
	# you can optionally hard code the url, username, and password for your Jamf Pro Server
	# if left empty, the script will prompt the user for the values at runtime
	jps_url = ""
	jpsuser = ""
	jpspass = ""

	# base URL of JSS
	if jps_url == "":
		print('Enter your Jamf Pro Server hostname in the form "https://servername.com:8443"')
		jps_url = input('Jamf Pro Server URL: ')
	api_url = jps_url + f'/JSSResource/computergroups/id/{sg_id}'

	# JSS API credentials
	if jpsuser == "":
		jpsuser = input('Enter your Jamf Pro username: ')
	if jpspass == "":
		jpspass = getpass.getpass('Enter your Jamf Pro password: ')

	# XML Payload
	payload = f"""<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>
	<computer_group>
		<id>{sg_id}</id>
		<name>{sg_name}</name>
		<is_smart>true</is_smart>
		<site>
			<id>{site_id}</id>
			<name>{site_name}</name>
		</site>
		<criteria>
			<size>2</size>
			<criterion>
				<name>Application Title</name>
				<priority>0</priority>
				<and_or>and</and_or>
				<search_type>{name_search_type}</search_type>
				<value>{app_title}</value>
				<opening_paren>false</opening_paren>
				<closing_paren>false</closing_paren>
			</criterion>
			<criterion>
				<name>Application Version</name>
				<priority>1</priority>
				<and_or>and</and_or>
				<search_type>{version_search_type}</search_type>
				<value>{app_version}</value>
				<opening_paren>false</opening_paren>
				<closing_paren>false</closing_paren>
			</criterion>
		</criteria>
	</computer_group>"""

	# Request
	try: r  = requests.put(api_url, headers={'Accept': 'application/xml'}, auth=(jpsuser,jpspass), data=payload)
	except:
		print(f"something went wrong with your connection to {jps_url}")
	else:
		print(f"connection to {jps_url} was successful")

	# Check if smart group was updated
	if r.status_code == 201:
		print(f"smart group {sg_id} was successfully updated")
	else:
		print(f"smart group {sg_id} was not updated. Check for errors")

if __name__ == '__main__':
	main()