Adobe Creative Cloud
Version: current
Description: ability to have script to install adobe creative cloud exe or msi without prompting for login
Instructions: this is an adobe package management limitation, but the packaged files are too big to store in kserver. Does kaseya have any procedures that can allow for a download to install without prompting for adobe login info until after the install.
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You would have to host the package somewhere else that would be accessible to the endpoint you are installing it to … Since adobe doesn't allow a direct download link openly, and uploads on both VSA 9 and VSA X for a full package would be too large.
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If the file is too large, why not just use powershell's wget?
Examples:
wget -uri https://ccmdl.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/KCCC/CCD/5_11_0/win64/ACCCx5_11_0_522_1.zip -outfile "C:\kworking\system\Adobe-CreativeCloud-5.11.0.522.1.zip"
iwr -uri https://ccmdl.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/KCCC/CCD/5_11_0/win64/ACCCx5_11_0_522_1.zip -outfile "C:\kworking\system\Adobe-CreativeCloud-5.11.0.522.1.zip"
Invoke-WebRequest -uri https://ccmdl.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/KCCC/CCD/5_11_0/win64/ACCCx5_11_0_522_1.zip -outfile "C:\kworking\system\Adobe-CreativeCloud-5.11.0.522.1.zip"
follow that up with a powershell command:
expand-archive -literalpath "C:\kworking\system\Adobe-CreativeCloud-5.11.0.522.1.zip" -destinationpath "C:\kworking\system\AdobeCC"
Or just use the unzipfile() procedure step.
If you do this, you may need to put in a "wait" in the procedure if you find the file does not finish downloading before running the unzip. You can typically avoid this by doing it all as a powershell script. Once extracted you can run the installer as system.
Alternatively you can just get Adobe CC from the windows store?
WinGet install "Adobe Creative Cloud" —accept-package-agreements —accept-source-agreements
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