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Import a list of Departments into your JSS from a text file
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#!/bin/sh | |
# Import a text file containing a list of Departments into your JSS! | |
# The text file must be formatted with Unix (LF) line breaks | |
# Important note: if your text file contains & characters, replace them with & | |
# Change these for your environment | |
user="jssuser" | |
pass="jsspass" | |
jssurl="https://my.jss.org:8443" | |
file="file.txt" | |
# Don't modify anything below this line! | |
# Verify we can read the file | |
data=`cat $file` | |
if [[ "$data" == "" ]]; then | |
echo "Unable to read the file path specified" | |
echo "Ensure there are no spaces and that the path is correct" | |
exit 1 | |
fi | |
# Find how many departments to import | |
departmentqty=`awk -F, 'END {printf "%s\n", NR}' $file` | |
echo "departmentqty= " $departmentqty | |
# Set a counter for the loop | |
counter="0" | |
# Loop through the CSV and submit data to the API | |
while [ $counter -lt $departmentqty ] | |
do | |
counter=$[$counter+1] | |
department=`echo "$data" | head -n $counter | tail -n 1` | |
echo "Attempting to add department $department" | |
# Department XML data to post | |
POSTxml="<department><name>"${department}"</name></department>" | |
echo "Posting as $POSTxml" | |
# Submit POST to JSS and write out HTTP return code | |
curl "$jssurl"/JSSResource/departments/id/0 --user "$user:$pass" -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -X POST -d "${POSTxml}" --write-out \\\n%{http_code} --output - | |
# Increment the ID variable for the next Department | |
id=$((id+1)) | |
done | |
exit 0 |
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