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# List approved and decline updates, including details such as the computer 
# group(s) for which they have been approved/declined and the date/time on which 
# the action was taken.

# NB: If an administrator has neither approve or declined an update then it is 
# implcitly classified as 'NotApproved'. However, it would appear that the 
# 'GetUpdateApprovals' method (used below) does NOT retrieve such updates. 

$serverName = "TestServer"
$portnumber = 8530

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$ExpectedValue = "Ping statistics for 127.0.0.1:"
$Binary = "ping.exe"
$Arguments = "127.0.0.1 -n 10"

$ProcessStartInfo = New-Object System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo
$ProcessStartInfo.UseShellExecute = $false
$ProcessStartInfo.RedirectStandardError = $true
$ProcessStartInfo.RedirectStandardInput = $true
$ProcessStartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = $true
$ProcessStartInfo.FileName = $Binary

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    Grant user 'Log on as batch job' rights
    =======================================

    NTRIGHTS.EXE:
    * NTRIGHTS.exe is part of the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit. 
      Once installed, NTRIGHTS.exe resides in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\'.
    * I have tested it on Windows Server 2012 R2 x64, works fine.
    * [ ] Run the following command: ntrights -u <USERNAME> +r SeBatchLogonRight

    SECPOL.MSC:

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$sRawOutput -replace ':\\: =>', '='

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# -*- coding:utf-8 -*-
# Bot2Human
#
# Replaces messages from bots to humans
# typically used in channels that are connected with other IMs using bots
#
# For example, if a bot send messages from XMPP is like `[nick] content`,
# weechat would show `bot | [nick] content` which looks bad; this script
# make weecaht display `nick | content` so that the messages looks like
# normal IRC message

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$TriggerParams = @{
    Daily        = $true
    At           = '12am'
    ErrorAction  = 'Stop'
}
$SettingsParams = @{
    ExecutionTimeLimit = [TimeSpan]::FromHours(2)
    ErrorAction        = 'Stop'
}
$TaskParams = @{

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# foreach pipeline without format-table

$col = 1,2,3
$col | foreach {
	write-host "Doing thing $($_)..."
	
	get-childitem C:\windows\regedit.exe
}

# Output:

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a

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On the server: 
- Create a .ssh directory in the user's profile.
- Create a file named "authorized_keys" in the .ssh directory.
- Grant permissions on the directory - only the owner can read, write, or open the directory.
- Grant permissions on the file - owner can read and write.

On the client:
- Generate a key pair using PuTTY Key Generator (puttygen.exe).
  - Right-click in the text field labelled Public key for pasting into 
    OpenSSH authorized_keys file and choose 'Select All'.

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$SourceRoot = "C:\foo"
$DestRoot = "C:\blah"
$SourceContent = Get-ChildItem $SourceRoot -Recurse
$SourceContent | foreach {
	If ($_.PSIsContainer) {$NewItemType = "Directory"} 
	Else {$NewItemType = "File"}
	
	$newitem = ($_.fullname).replace($SourceRoot, $DestRoot)
	New-Item $newitem -ItemType $NewItemType -force
}