Thank you!
The accepted solution in the thread referenced above is, using pre-install script.
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disable network filter
stop network system extension
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What are the commands to perform these in preinstall script.
As of now, these are the operations we perform in preinstall:
Unload the application from launchctl (launchctl asuser $GSUID /bin/launchctl unload $AGENT_PLIST_PATH)
rm -rf /Library/LaunchAgents/com.myapp.plist
We kill both UI and Extension process in preinstall using pkill
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What are the commands to perform these in preinstall script.
As of now, these are the operations we perform in preinstall:
Unload the application from launchctl (launchctl asuser $GSUID /bin/launchctl unload $AGENT_PLIST_PATH)
rm -rf /Library/LaunchAgents/com.myapp.plist
We kill both UI and Extension process in preinstall using pkill
I am not sure, if it is visible in comments to reply above.
The target machine is MacOS