Will post code later but I’m trying to use Get-Acl list on user home drives on a NFS that should share homedrive attribuite out of Win AD etc, I have 3-4 short powershell scripts but im struggling on how to combine them.
I have love hate relationship with powershell, most recently hate when I felt dumb I couldent get ? to work for single char wildcard in with -filter on active directory commandlet.
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get-childitem -Directory | % {get-acl $_.name| select Path,Owner -ExpandProperty Access}
Get-ADUser -filter * -Properties Samaccountname,Enabled,HomeDirectory |where {$.HomeDirectory -like “\PATH\userhome*” -and $.Enabled -eq $false}|select Samaccountname,Enabled,HomeDirectory
$Checkdirs = (get-childItem -Path \PATH\userhome\ -directory | select name)
Heres the situation, there are alot of dirs on userhome that don’t correspond to actual real-person user accounts, Some of them are for systems account and autologin accounts, AD User accounts.
I think I found someone at work who is good with spreadsheet shit who can put multiple exported csv’s together and I think I figured out a way with format-table etc to make is row-col with matching primary key values.
I have love-hate relationship with powershell
Part of the Get-acl part is that they want to transfer this on prem userhome stuff to OneDrive cloud and the drive permissions are a mismash or random crap depending on who created the account lol