We avoid installing the latter 'delta' updates because they traditionally tend to be more problematic. The former will update anything from 10.9.0 through 10.9.4, and the latter will only update a system already on 10.9.4. Have you tried that?Īlso, are you sure the students are installing the "Combo" update and not just the regular or delta update. Its possible a simple PRAM reset might resolve some of those cases. Personally though, I would try to address the black screen issue. If its set up to only block "Installer.app" and you enable the option for exact matching, it should ignore the command line "installer" process, meaning scripted installs or Casper Suite pushes shouldn't be affected.
But any other valid packages that are double clicked on would also be blocked with that method.
Unlike full OS installers which are actually applications with an executable, double clicking a package installer simply opens the installer app, so that's the only process that could be blocked. When you open those the only process that shows up is "Installer.app" as I mentioned above. You can't block the Combo or delta update installers like that with Restricted Software.
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