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#!/bin/bash

echo "Querying Ubiquiti for the latest UniFi OS Server (Linux x64)..."

API_URL="https://fw-update.ubnt.com/api/firmware?filter=eq~~product~~unifi-os-server&filter=eq~~channel~~release&filter=eq~~platform~~linux-x64&sort=-version&limit=1"
if command -v curl &> /dev/null; then
    PAYLOAD=$(curl -sL "$API_URL")
elif command -v wget &> /dev/null; then
    PAYLOAD=$(wget -qO- "$API_URL")
else

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<#
.SYNOPSIS
    Converts legacy PowerPoint (.ppt) files to OpenXML presentation (.pptx) format.

.DESCRIPTION
    Searches a specified directory for legacy .ppt files and converts them to .pptx using 
    Microsoft PowerPoint COM automation. Displays a progress dot indicator for large 
    batches (>150 files) unless -Verbose is enabled.

.PARAMETER Path

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# This may need to run as administrator.

<#
 The idea here is avoiding tools that cannot be assumed to be available, 
 especially tools that are not serviced/patched **as a matter of course.**
 For example, this could be much simplier with OpenSSL. The two functions below, along with a couple dozen lines that use
 them, would then reduce to a single openssl call, with maybe a handful of lines of extra work around making the call.
 However, the point of this process is improving automation. 
 OpenSSL, particularly, needs regular service updates/patches to avoid publishing certificates that may continue
 to have vulnerabilities over time. Adding openssl here in a way that is not serviced as a matter of course

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#Copyright 2015 Joel Coehoorn. 
# This script is provided under the CC BY 2.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

#Acknowledgements:
# This script was original based on the work by Johan Dahlbom located here:
# http://365lab.net/2014/04/15/office-365-assign-licenses-based-on-groups-using-powershell/#comment-4353
# However, it has been almost completely re-written twice since then, and boasts significant added functionality.

#This script syncs Office 365 license assignments from group membership in the Azure Active Directory Tenant.
# Adjust the variable assignments in the first section to match your environment.