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Questions - powershell-5.1

I am unable to get splatting to work with New-ADUser using given and created attributes

I am processing an array of AD User data pulled from one domain to recreate in another. I have created a hash table linking the New-ADUser parameters with the user data imported from a CSV (populated ...
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GeoffS

powershell

active-directory

powershell-7.0

powershell-5.1

parameter-splatting

Votes: 0

Answers: 3

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Continuing from my comments: To avoid empty fields from being assembled in the attributes Hashtable to use for splatting, you could create two lookup tables in which you map the CSV header names with...
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Theo

Converting date string to DateTime (Aspose PDF Library)

I'm using the Aspose library within PowerShell and having some issues with the CreationDate values that Aspose is giving me back. $pdf = New-Object Aspose.Pdf.Facades.PdfFileInfo($pdffile) $pdf.Creati...
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Graham Reynolds

string

powershell

datetime

aspose.pdf

powershell-5.1

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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I personally have never seen this exact DateTime format before, there might be a way to parse it as is but here is an alternative that requires the trimming of D: and the removal of both appearances o...
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Santiago Squarzon

invoke-WebRequest and a proxy that refuses to die in Powershell 5.1

I have a Windows Server 2019 instance that used to have a proxy server configured in its proxy setting but has since been disabled from Proxy Settings -> Proxy If I run the powershell 5.1 command: ...
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Chris D.

powershell

proxy

invoke-webrequest

powershell-5.1

powershell-7.2

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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You can make sure that you don't have anything in your DefaultConnectionSettings, which is a byte array and has to be parsed, but you can check that for the current user and local machine keys, and th...
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TheMadTechnician

Making at least one of many parameters required in PowerShell

In PowerShell, I want to write a function, that accepts different options as parameters. It is OK, if it receives more than one parameter, but it has to receive at least one parameter. I want to enfor...
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stackprotector

powershell

parameters

optional-parameters

powershell-5.1

Votes: 0

Answers: 3

Latest Answer

The following isn't a great solution - and depending on what you mean by auto-doc, it may not work for you - but it scales well, as you'll only ever need one additional parameter set: function Set-Op...
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mklement0

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