Hey everyone! Our new Mac agent has officially been released, and now includes full scripting support (script variables, required files, api commands) as well as support for our native Splashtop RMM integration.
Full a full accounting of what our agent supports you can reference THIS KB document.
The table doesnât list the native Splashtop for either the Windows or Mac agent, just BYO stuff.
Cause itâs native 
Good callout, I will get it added.
Excellent News! Iâll begin testing immediately!
I think I got a preview of this. THis morning we happened to be onboarding a new Mac and when adding permissions we noticed âSplashtop Streamerâ in the System Preferences.
Canât wait to test it out!
What is the version of the latest agent ?
I believe itâs 0.28.401.
@Andy There are no script variables for âMac Scriptâ. Kind of an evil tease as this is one of the biggest things that has been killing me about the Mac agent. When will we see Script Variables for âMac Scriptâ? Or if thereâs a different way to handle the variables than setting them in the script UI, can you point us to the documentation? Both the current UI and the current documentation have script variables as a Powershell only feature âŚ
Itâs there. I think you probably just need to clear your browser cache, refresh your page, and then I bet that resolves it.
No cache-clearing necessary. When I posted the above it wasnât available on any Mac Script, new or existing. My browser is still open and in the same Syncro login session. I navigated to a Mac Script and its there. ÂŻ\(ă)/ÂŻ
Weird. Glad itâs working for you now.
Tried it on one Mac so far. Worked great, including Splashtop. But then I upgraded that Mac to Monterey (12.1) and it didnât run on boot. Re-installed agent again and now I see the screenshot in the asset overview page, but trying to run Splashtop fails with session password incorrect.
Session password issue should just be a sync issue. May need some time, unless itâs been more than 6 hours.
Thanks. A reboot cleared it up. Syncro loaded at boot this time and Splashtop worked. I wonder if after a major OS upgrade, the âfirst runâ changes how things startup enough to have caused that problem. (stabbing in the dark here)
Really excited this is finally happening. I had previously installed splashtop business on each mac and had clients have to manually run it and recite the 9 digit code to me.
