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munki_info

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munki​_info

Information from the last Munki run.

Column Type Description
console_user text The username of the user currently logged into the console of the Mac.
end_time text The date and time at which the latest Munki run ended.
errors text If Munki encountered any error during the last run, they will be returned in this column.
manifest_name text The internal manifest name
problem_installs text A list of installs that did not succeed, if any.
start_time text The date and time at which the latest Munki run started.
success text Shows if the Munki run was a success (true), or not (false).
version text The version of Munki used during the last run.
warnings text If Munki encountered any error during the last run, they will be returned in this column.

Example

Output errors, warnings and problematic installations from Munki.

SELECT errors, warnings, problem_installs FROM munki_info ;

Notes

This table is from the Mac Admins osquery extension.

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