In this quick guide, we explained to you how to update your Mac using Terminal. no-scan Do not scan when listing or installing updates (use available updates previously scanned ) See Find text in log messages and reports.

Search for a specific log message in the current view: Click the log message, then press Command-F. dump-state Log the internal state of the SU daemon to /var/log/install.log If you don’t see the log message details, click the Info button in the toolbar (or use the Touch Bar ), or choose View > Show Info Pane. duration ) Optional duration in seconds to suspend background operations (defaults to 5* 60 seconds ) suspend-background (on | off ) Suspend background operations from occurring temporarily (uses -duration ) background Trigger a background scan and update operation r | -recommended Only recommended updates l | -list List all appropriate update labels (options: -no-scan ) clear-catalog Clear the catalog URL back to defaults (requires privileges ) set-catalog Set the new catalog URL (requires privileges ) Sudo softwareupdate -reset-ignored Turn on or off automatic background check To clear the list ignored updates, enter: Searching and Find can be used in conjunction to find more specific logging based on what is being searched for. The console will skip to the instance of the keyword added (if exists). Type in the desired logging content and press Enter. Install all but make sure you ignore ‘JavaForOSX’ updates: Press Command + F to open the Find utility in the console. To install all updates that are applicable to your system, enter: Sudo softwareupdate -r Updating Mac using the Terminal app Sudo softwareupdate -e How do I apply all recommended updates?Īll updates that are recommended for your system: Sudo softwareupdate -d iTunesXPatch-12.3.1 How do I just download update but not install on my system? I suggest working with TAC to file an enhancement request.Done.

It seems there is no way to actually audit the changes to internal users other than creation and deletion.

Selecting the Configuration changes icon under the admin I used to create and disable the account only brought me back to the Change Configuration Audit, but only for that admin and with no additional information.

Tried different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)Ĭlicking the links for Changed Configuration in the report only show the password being set and the group assigned (after the initial creation)Ĭhecking the Operations > Reports > Audit > Internal Administrator Summary didn't help either.

Closed the browser window and tried again.

Great, this is working as expected, so I disabled the account and checked the Change Configuration Audit report again, but there was no change. I then went to Operations > Reports > Audit > Change Configuration Audit, and I can see the creation of the account as shown below. I just checked this out, using ISE 2.4 Patch 9.įirst, I created the user APISponsorMgr and while creating I set the password and Administrator Group (ERS Admin).

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