Running a Powershell script from PHP is easier than I expected. I was pretty new to this as well, but after a while I manage to build some pretty nice automatized tasks that help a lot with small processes. Of course, if you’re using Windows Powershell, you’ll need to run these script from a Windows […]
Category: Windows Server
IIS, PHP and Windows Authentication Run as a service account
In this article, I want to go through a little issue I had when running in PHP, running in IIS, with Windows Authentication turned on. I was seeing the user running the web page was the one executing the scripts () instead of the service account I set on the application pool. I noticed because […]
Powershell Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object
How could would it be if in Powershell there’d be an option to Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object, like we have in the GUI when applying permissions? Well, there isn’t :), at least not for now (20181003), but I found a workaround that seems to be working pretty good. […]
Run a command as a different user in Powershell
There are three main ways to run a command as a different user in Powershell, besides the classing Right click shift. This article will show you how to do that, within the same Powershell session. By the same Powershell session, I mean something like this: You’re logged on as ITDroplets\UserA. You have a powershell script/console […]
Resource Win7Only referenced in attribute displayName could not be found
This error appears when you have updated the ADML and ADMX file to Windwos 10, version 1803. Let’s see how to fix it! When trying to editing a policy, you receive this error: Resource ‘$(string id=Win7Only)’ referenced in attribute displayName could not be found. This is a known issue for Microsoft, in fact there was an […]
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