Thanks.

gte and lte values create the "bounds" of the query. Adjust accordingly to change the date range. Value is "epoch time."

And here is a sample output:

./counter.sh five six four three two one seven twenty onehundred eleven ten do a deer a female deer and that is how the cookie crumbles and i am pretty sure that you will find that this is a really useful bash script no matter how many things that you want to pass into its parameter fields 1 letters: 4 2 letters: 6 3 letters: 12 4 letters: 17 5 letters: 2 6 letters: 11 8 letters: 1 9 letters: 1 10 letters: 1

@WingCreative said:

... about the performance and efficiency gains one can expect from switching to nginx.

Most performance gains from nGinx are from developments in the last few months or relate only to certain workloads. For average users Apache is easier to use, far more mature, often the more performant for very small workloads, far more broadly compatible and known. Given those factors, people who need nGinx (like us, we are using it right now) tend to be trained admins and know when and why to deploy it and those that just need basic reliability and simplicity will get Apache by default.

Even today where Apache is not the big winner it used to be, it seems like it is still a sensible default.

Every major coding interview I've done in the past decade has either requested or accepted Python for code.

@coliver said:

Wasn't there a project that ran Python on top of Python?

Likely.

Makes sense, thanks!

Team,

I have made some head way, but what I need to know is how do I call the function "MyADGroups" in my script. not sure if the below script is correct, but what it needs to do is check who has access to the parent folder and all the children folders only, if its inherited I do not want to know, which the script does :). but if it is a Group it needs to expand the group and show me the users only.

I have done a function but I am not sure if it is correct and it will output the data I need.

$exclude = @( 'CREATOR OWNER' 'NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM' 'BUILTIN\Administrators' 'HTBPLC\Domain Admins' ) Function Get-MYADGroups($GroupsAD){ Return Get-ADGroupMember -Identity $GroupsAD -Recursive | Where {objectClass -eq "User"} } # Get-ADGroupMember -Identity -Recursive | Get-ADUser -Property DisplayName | Select Name,ObjectClass,DisplayName? $credentials = Get-Credential Get-ADUser -Credential $credentials -Filter * -Properties DisplayName,EmailAddress,memberof,DistinguishedName,Enabled | % { $RootPath = "\\XYZ.net\users\GP\DEPT\IT\" $folders = [array](Get-Item -Path $RootPath) $folders += Get-ChildItem -Path $RootPath -Recurse -Directory $acls = foreach ($Folder in $Folders){ get-acl $Folder.fullname | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Access | Where-Object { -not $_.IsInherited -and $exclude -notcontains $_.IdentityReference } | Select-Object -Property *,@{ 'Name' = 'Folder' 'Expression' = { $Folder.FullName }} }} $acls | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -Path C:\NTFS\DEPARTMENTS1.csv

@DustinB3403 @dafyre can you maybe help me out on this one, should be a quick fix, just need to know if I am on the right tracks.

Thanks

thanks @dafyre looks good, but I have been doing a bit of reading online and I think I will change the output to make it output the data as rows with each user named with what member they are part of next to there name. two columns. in other words the output would be "Transpose" and then I would use a pivot table to do the rest.

still working on it, but if anyone knows of an easy way please do share 🙂

again thank @dafyre

I would need to incorporate the top script into the bottom script. Get-ADGroupMember is part of the script which only expands the groups, which works fine, need that to be added into the 2nd script which only outputs groups and other users, rather then all users.