[Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox ESR Offline Patching solution.
Éric Périard
Eric.Periard at ccirc-ccric.ca
Wed Jul 31 17:11:55 UTC 2019
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Hey Alex,
Interesting, but deployment wise, SCCM has legs in every segment of the network.
End-user desktops are whitelisted to update from the web using the Firefox maintenance app, however the PAW's are segmented because they are for administration.
So PAWs DO get the updated, however only when I change the base version of the deployment package for Firefox on SCCM.
The way is works is that I deploy a base version to every desktops and the detection is done on a "Greater or Equal..." basis, so desktops are allowed to updated themselves and SCCM doesn't attempt to reinstall it. But since PAWs don't access the web, they're stuck until I deploy a new base version.
Essentially, I'm trying to update one less package manually by building an offline solution for everyone.
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From: Alexandre GAUVRIT <agauvrit at tranquil.it>
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To: Éric Périard <Eric.Periard at ccirc-ccric.ca>; Enterprise at mozilla.org
Subject: Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox ESR Offline Patching solution.
Hi,
There is also an Open-Source alternative to SCCM which can fulfill your need, it's WAPT Deployment software.
The store provides pre-made Firefox and Firefox ESR packages : https://store.wapt.fr/store/?search=Firefox&sort=popular
If your scope of endpoint is out of SCCM scope, it can be a good solution
Alexandre
Le 29/07/2019 à 17:47, Éric Périard a écrit :
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Greetings colleagues,
I work in a border-line paranoid secure environment where we make use of air-gapped PAW (Privileged Access Workstations) to administer the network.
The issue is well... it's air-gapped, meaning there's no access to the internet at all from those workstations and everything is tightly controlled.
Also to deploy the updates, I use SCCM. For end-user systems we whitelist the access so browsers can update themselves however that's not possible for the PAW's.
So I've got a few questions:
1. Is there a GPO or some kind of solution to redirect where Firefox ESR fetches it's update? (Without trying to spoof URLs which I'm sure change often)
2. Where would I get the update patches instead of the entire installer EXE?
3. Is above possible at all?
Thank you as always....
Éric Périard
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