kikuchiyo

141 reputation

bio	website	kikuchiyo.org
	location	Millbrae, CA
	age	32
visits	member for	1 year, 6 months
	seen	Dec 30 '12 at 23:53
stats	profile views	13

Goal: Programmer providing open source support benefiting equalization of access to information, and servicing small businesses and, or, low-income families.

Experience:

    active directory ( experience: three years )
    powershell ( experience: three years )
    javascript ( experience two years )
    bash ( experience: two years )
    ruby ( experience: one year )
    sas ( experience: three years )
    dos ( experience: three years )

	141 reputation	bio	website	kikuchiyo.org	visits	member for	1 year, 6 months
3 badges		location	Millbrae, CA		seen	Dec 30 '12 at 23:53

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Feb 13	awarded	Autobiographer
Feb 7	revised	I need to clear out the same directory on multiple servers across a network. How do I do this? Fix indentation of answer
Nov 23	comment	How to give a user NTFS rights to a folder, via Powershell I wish I had a Windows machine to test on. I'm totally winging it, lol. Did you try `write-host "username=$username"` immediately after you assign the $username? If it outputs "username=", then it must be the read-host. Also, we have a discrepancy where I use $user_name and you $username. Sorry about that. I'm sure you probably used $username, but just in case, thought I'd double check. Wish I could help more. Good luck, Don.
Nov 19	revised	get-adcomputer error: “Invalid Enumeration Context” when running powershell script $rest_of_your_pattern is no longer needed in reg-ex as it is handled in initial dsquery command
Nov 19	awarded	Editor
Nov 19	comment	get-adcomputer error: “Invalid Enumeration Context” when running powershell script Mark, you are correct, and I updated the suggestion to filter as your task requires. This should eleviate concerns of efficiency on the 10k objects. I think the only advantage is handling small strings instead of objects with unused data, and that you can potentially get alternative information on the issue and, or, by-pass the current issue. Either way, good luck! :)
Nov 19	revised	get-adcomputer error: “Invalid Enumeration Context” when running powershell script Updated initial dsquery command with filter to eleviate concerns of inefficiency, rightly pointed out by Mark M.
Nov 19	answered	is there a good tool for viewing the permissions in AD?
Nov 19	answered	get-adcomputer error: “Invalid Enumeration Context” when running powershell script
Nov 19	answered	How to give a user NTFS rights to a folder, via Powershell
Nov 19	awarded	Teacher
Nov 10	answered	I need to clear out the same directory on multiple servers across a network. How do I do this?