evil_bunnY fucked around with this message at 10:35 on Oct 11, 2011

$Identity = "Jelmylicious"
$Path = "c:\users" 

$ACLlist = get-childitem $Path | ? {$_.PSisContainer} | get-acl 
foreach ($ACL in $ACLlist)
    {
    foreach ($access in $ACL.access) 
        {
        if ($access.identityreference -match $identity) 
            {
            Write-host $Identity has the right $access.AccessControlType $access.FileSystemRights to $ACL.path.substring(38)
            }
        }
    }    

$Identity = "name"
$Path = "c:\users"

get-childitem $Path 

| ? {$_.PSisContainer}

| get-acl 

foreach ($ACL in $ACLlist)
    {
    foreach ($access in $item.access) 

if ($access.identityreference -match $identity) 

Jelmylicious fucked around with this message at 10:04 on Oct 28, 2011

dir file1.jpg
dir file2.jpg
dir file3.jpg
...
dir file 29701.jpg

Get-Content FileList.txt | ForEach-Object(test-path $_)

$FileList = Get-Content FileList.txt
foreach ($FileName in $FileList) { if (!(test-path $FileName)) {Out-File FailLog.txt -append -inputobject $FileName} }

Scaramouche fucked around with this message at 04:32 on Nov 3, 2011

IT Guy fucked around with this message at 20:33 on Nov 8, 2011

$dupes = .\unmodifiedscriptfromtheweb.ps1 c:\whatever\path
foreach ($dupe in $dupes)
{
	foreach ($d in $dupe.Group)
	{
		# Change $d.Name to $d.FullName for the full path.
		"{0} *{1}" -f $dupe.Name, $d.Name
	}
	write-host ""
}

function Get-MD5([System.IO.FileInfo] $file = $(throw ‘Usage: Get-MD5 [System.IO.FileInfo]‘))
{
# This Get-MD5 function sourced from:
# [url]http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2006/04/25/583225.aspx[/url]
$stream = $null;
$cryptoServiceProvider = [System.Security.Cryptography.MD5CryptoServiceProvider];
$hashAlgorithm = new-object $cryptoServiceProvider
$stream = $file.OpenRead();
$hashByteArray = $hashAlgorithm.ComputeHash($stream);
$stream.Close();

## We have to be sure that we close the file stream if any exceptions are thrown.
trap
{
if ($stream -ne $null) { $stream.Close(); }
break;
}

foreach ($byte in $hashByteArray)
{
	$returnme += $byte.ToString("x2")
}
return $returnme
}

$output = ""
$dupes = .\unmodifiedscriptfromtheweb.ps1 c:\whatever\path
foreach ($dupe in $dupes)
{
	foreach ($d in $dupe.Group)
	{
		$whatwewant = @{md5=$dupe.Name; filename=$d.Name}
		[array] $output += new-object psobject -property $whatwewant
	}
}
$output

kampy fucked around with this message at 10:32 on Nov 10, 2011

• You don't need the log file (unless you want it).
  
• Removed the foreach loop, because your $lines only contained the IP anyway, renamed that to $IP
  
• Removed the select message, Because it is only for display purposes
  
• Added in a check for $OldIP.message, to compare IP addresses
  
• Made sure the custom eventlog is there, if not, make it.
  
• Made two different event-id codes: ID 1000 on first run, 1001 on IP changes. You could also have it log every time it runs and differentiate between changes and no changes. Just add an else to the if.
  

#Get IP Address
$source = "http://whatismyip.org"
$client = new-object System.Net.WebClient
$webpage = $client.downloadString($source)
$IP = $webpage.split("'n")

#Check if the custom eventlog exists, if not: create it
try 
    {
    get-eventlog -logname 'IP Check'
    }
catch 
    {
    write-host Creating Eventlog
    new-eventlog -logname 'IP Check' -source 'IP Check'
    }

#Try to get eventlog, then compare. Write EventID 1001 on IP change, Write EventID 1000 on first run
try 
    {
    $OldIP = get-eventlog -logname 'IP Check' -newest 1 
    If (!($OldIP.message -eq $IP)) 
        {
        Write-EventLog  -logname 'IP Check' -source 'IP Check' -eventid 1001 -entrytype information -message "$IP"
        }
    }
Catch #First entry into Eventlog
    {
    Write-EventLog  -logname 'IP Check' -source 'IP Check' -eventid 1000 -entrytype information -message $IP
    }

Jelmylicious fucked around with this message at 11:05 on Nov 10, 2011

joe944 fucked around with this message at 11:15 on Nov 10, 2011

#Try to get eventlog, then compare. Write EventID 1001 on IP change, Write EventID 1000 on first run or no change
try 
    {
    $OldIP = get-eventlog -logname 'IP Check' -newest 1 
    If ($OldIP.message -eq $IP)
        {
        Write-EventLog  -logname 'IP Check' -source 'IP Check' -eventid 1000 -entrytype information -message "$IP"
        }
    Else
    {
    $time = 
    Write-EventLog  -logname 'IP Check' -source 'IP Check' -eventid 1001 -entrytype information -message "$IP"
    $after = (Get-Date).ToString("D")
    $before = $oldIP.timewritten.tostring("D")
    $message = "IP Changed to $IP between $before and $after"
    $message | out-file $filename
    }
    }
Catch #First entry into Eventlog
    {
    Write-EventLog  -logname 'IP Check' -source 'IP Check' -eventid 1000 -entrytype information -message $IP
    }

$Culture = New-Object System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US")
$before = $oldIP.timewritten.tostring("D",$Culture)

Jelmylicious fucked around with this message at 11:51 on Nov 10, 2011

adaz fucked around with this message at 18:51 on Nov 14, 2011

$computers = get-content C:\Comps\complist.txt

Get-EventLog -computername $computers -newest 3 -logname "System" | Export-CSV systemout.csv

Jelmylicious fucked around with this message at 16:13 on Nov 23, 2011