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Using Powershell, how can I get the list of Folders in D: drive with Everyone access explicitly defined?

I've installed the module below, but not sure how to arrange the command and export it to .CSV file.

https://ntfssecurity.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/weekend-scripter-use-powershell-to-get-add-and-remove-ntfs-permissions/

I've Help table in our Dev Database and I'm just wondering how I can create script table data so that I can easily copy all my Help table data and paste it in our QA database Help Table?

I've used Simple Data Scripter extension but the output script is not the same format like what we have for other tables so just wondering if there is a way I can get the same data script format like the other for my Help Table.

Please note: even though this question mentions MySQL and Docker, it really has nothing to do with either and should be answerable by any knowledgable bash scripter.

Rusty on my bash scripting here. I'm looking at the official MySQL 8.0 Dockerfile and see that it calls and runs a bash script called docker-entrypoint.sh. Looking at that script, it appears to (conditionally) run a snippet of code that creates a database, if it doesn't already exist:

New scripter with hopefully an easy proofread.

I made an Powershell Active Directory script that processes people on Leave of Absence (LOA) within my organization from a daily CSV file I get.

In summary my problem segment should:

• Check the $Line variable's currentStatus if that employee is "On Leave"
• Disable that Active Directory account.
• Grab that AD account's 'Description' field and look for the string part "LOA - " and add that ONLY if it is missing. Problem is that if that field already has "LOA - " in the description, it puts another one... and another, so on.

Example:

• Description (Good): LOA - Chef
• Description (Bad): LOA - LOA - Chef
• Description (Please NO): LOA - LOA - LOA - Chef
• Etc.

I'm fairly certain the problem is with this line here but I can't figure out how to fix it.

If ($null -ne ($newDescript | ? {$loaPhrases -notcontains $_}))

I'm creating a Powershell module that acts as a wrapper for interfacing with a RESTful API.

In order to simplify things for the scripter, I provide this Cmdlet to "establish a connection" to the API (essentially create the Worker class object and specify the authentication token):

Admittedly I'm no scripter. I piece together what already works but trying to learn.

I have a script that does a lot of the manual labor for setting up a scan user for myself and our techs. Here is a small portion of it written as a batch file. At the end before the pause I want to call a PowerShell to show what the Network type is, not to change it. At least not at this time. I did remove alot of the extra from the file to save space. Both the batch file and the PS1 file will be in the same folder on a thumb drive.

The nettype.ps1 file just has:

Before i start I want to say this, I am in NO WAY a developer/scripter/coder or whatever you wanna call it. Anyways, i am trying to make a kick command and it works but it says: Cannot read property 'hasPermission' of null. And I'm worried it's letting anyone kick people, even though it hasn't happened yet, that's what it seems like. Here is the code:

I never wrote a PowerShell script before, so I created the next script with the help of many different google searches :) so it might be a little patchy, I am by no means a "scripter"

To sum up I need to create a report of emails sent by specific mailboxes and return the data into Excel with this headers: time sent, sender, display name, recipients, subject.

• I need help with adding the display name from the $output file

This is the what I created so far:

I've tried various Powershell scripts but they fail with:

The following exception occurred while trying to enumerate the collection: "An exception occurred while executing a Transact-SQL statement or batch.".

At H:\Create_SQLAgentJobSripts2.ps1:89 char:22

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