This Smart Icon contains two actions in one Launch action set for which ‘Stop at first effective action’ is set: This package takes care of installing the GoToMeeting desktop app. You can do this automatically, using a scheduled task, or semi-automatically using the ‘Updates’ feature of the Setup Store connector. ‘Managed’ means that every time LogMeIn releases a new version of GoToMeeting, the Setup Store connector updates all your managed packages with the latest version of that particular application. The Setup Connector now grabs the latest version of the selected GoToMeeting setup and creates a Managed Package for it. In the Summary screen uncheck the ‘Modify package after creation’ checkbox.In the Entitlements screen add the users you want to assign this package to.In the Details screen opt for ‘Package Type = Managed’.Select either one of the available ‘GoToMeeting’ setups.Click Resources and search for ‘GoToMeeting’.Click Manage, Connector, then select the Setup Store connector.Let’s create a managed package in Liquit Workspace for GoToMeeting using the Setup Store connector: If you need that kind of functionality, use the ‘multi-build installer.
If you frequently join sessions that are run using a build other than the one that you use, you may want to pre-install a few different versions of the desktop app to make sure you are able to join sessions quickly and don’t experience a delay while the new build is installed. This MSI is therefore available in the Liquit Setup Store.īesides this MSI, LogMeIn also has a ‘multi-build installer’ MSI.
What is the gotomeeting app install#
Desktop administrators can install GoToMeeting on multiple computers using this GoToMeeting ‘IT Installer’ MSI. LogMeIn has a GoToMeeting MSI available to install the GoToMeeting desktop app to multiple devices. Let’s see how GoToMeeting works in order to create a Smart Icon and a Managed Package to support GoToMeeting using Liquit Workspace. GoToMeeting now supports all the major platforms, including mobile, to provide video conferencing, web meetings, screen sharing etc. In February 2017, GoToMeeting became a product of LogMeIn as a result of a merger between LogMeIn and Citrix’s GoTo business. It was developed in July 2004 using the remote access and screen sharing technology from GoToMyPC and GoToAssist to allow web conferencing. The hit above is the terminal session searching for the process.GoToMeeting is a longtime favorite. Something is running in privileged mode, and it seems to be hiding itself: $ sudo find /Library -iname GoToMeeting 2>/dev/nullġ3644 ttys000 0:00.00 grep -i GoToMeeting GoToMeeting (GoToMeeting (YYY).app GoToMeeting (ZZZ).app Then: $ sudo rm -rf /Applications/GoToMeeting*įinally, reboot and then: $ ls /Applications/Go*
GoToMeeting (3277).app GoToMeeting (3499).app GoToMeeting (3019).app GoToMeeting (3356).app I then dropped into the command line: $ ls /Applications/Go* I tried a simple drag and drop from the Applications folder to the Trash, but that did not work. Its burrowed in worse than most malware found on a PC. I no longer need it, but I can't seem to remove it. I installed the GoToMeeting.app because a client used it.
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