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# Function to hash any string passed to it - Provide text to hash as parameter
function stringHash
{
     <#
     .SYNOPSIS
     Function to hash any string passed to it.

     .DESCRIPTION
     Provide text you would like to generate a hash value for as an argument and the function will return an SHA256 hash of the text.

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# Function to send email
function sendMail
{
     <#
     .SYNOPSIS
     Function to send email to supplied email address.

     .DESCRIPTION
     Function takes the provided email address, subject and message, formates an email and sends it to the configured SMTP server.
     The subject line is optional.

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# EOL converter
function convertEOL
{
     <#
     .SYNOPSIS
     Function to convert Windows EOL to Unix EOL format.

     .DESCRIPTION
     Takes EOL format and file as input and converts the entire file to provided EOL format.

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# Function to write to the log file
function Write-Log
{
     <#
     .SYNOPSIS
     Function to write formatted information to the log file.

     .DESCRIPTION
     Function takes provided message and severity level (1,2,3), formats the message and writes it to the log file. The message parameter is required.
     If a severity level other than 1 is needed, specify it as the second parameter.

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function Sleep-Progress($seconds)
{
     <#
     .SYNOPSIS
     Function to Start-Sleep with a progress bar

     .DESCRIPTION
     Runs the 'Start-Sleep' command using the with a progress bar. Time is passed to the function in seconds as an argument.

     .NOTES