Active Directory UDF - Help & Support (III)
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By water
Extensive library to control and manipulate Microsoft Active Directory.
Threads: Development - General Help & Support - Example Scripts - Wiki
Previous downloads: 30467
Known Bugs: (last changed: 2018-08-08)
_AD_IsPasswordExired: It compares the expiration time (UTC - but should be local time) with the current time (local time). Which is 2 hours off here. Will be fixed in the next version.
Or replace line If $aTemp[11] <= _NowCalc() Then Return 1 with
If $aTemp[9] <= _NowCalc() Then Return 1
Things to come: (last changed: 2018-08-08)
Internal function to convert Large Integer to Date String. _AD_ModifyAttribute fully supports single-value and multi-value attributes. Returns better error information. Better support for Fine Grained Password Policy
BTW: If you like this UDF please click the "I like this" button. This tells me where to next put my development effort
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By Blois
Hey Guys,
Good?
I'm ned help to consult in other domain. My three domain contains any domains.
How do I get this query done?
Tks for the Help!
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By water
Hello all!
As I have just read access to my companies Active Directory I need some users willing to test the rewritten _AD_ModifyAttribute function.
My goal is to have the function handle single and multi value attributes the same way and support CLEAR, UPDATE, APPEND and DELETE for the attributes.
First step is to test how the function handles single value attributes:
Please modify the following script to specify the object (I suggest a dummy user in your test AD environment - the function might still be buggy).
Then please run the script and post the restults!
If everything works as expected we will test multi value attributes. AD attributes: http://www.rlmueller.net/UserAttributes.htm
#include <AD.au3> _AD_Open() $sObject = "user-to-modify" ; <== NEEDS TO BE CHANGED BY YOU! $sAttribute = "Description" ; CLEAR - single value attribute _AD_ModifyAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute, "Original value", 2) ; Set the original value If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "CLEAR: Set original value returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) _AD_ModifyAttributeEX($sObject, $sAttribute, "", 1) If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "CLEAR returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) $sReturnValue = _AD_GetObjectAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute) If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "CLEAR: Query new value returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) MsgBox(0, "Success!", "Value after CLEAR: " & $sReturnValue & @CRLF & "Expected value: ''") ; UPDATE - single value attribute _AD_ModifyAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute, "Original value", 2) ; Set the original value If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "UPDATE: Set original value returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) _AD_ModifyAttributeEX($sObject, $sAttribute, "UPDATE", 2) If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "UPDATE returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) $sReturnValue = _AD_GetObjectAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute) If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "UPDATE: Query new value returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) MsgBox(0, "Success!", "Value after UPDATE: " & $sReturnValue & @CRLF & "Expected value: 'UPDATE'") ; APPEND - single value attribute - APPEND should work the same way as UPDATE _AD_ModifyAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute, "Original value", 2) ; Set the original value _AD_ModifyAttributeEX($sObject, $sAttribute, "APPEND", 3) $sReturnValue = _AD_GetObjectAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute) If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "APPEND returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) MsgBox(0, "Success!", "Value after APPEND: " & $sReturnValue & @CRLF & "Expected value: 'APPEND'") ; DELETE - single value attribute - DELETE should work the same way as CLEAR _AD_ModifyAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute, "Original value", 2) ; Set the original value _AD_ModifyAttributeEX($sObject, $sAttribute, "DELETE", 4) $sReturnValue = _AD_GetObjectAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute) If @error Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Single value - Error!", "DELETE returned @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended) MsgBox(0, "Success!", "Value after DELETE: " & $sReturnValue & @CRLF & "Expected value: ''") _AD_Close() Exit ; #FUNCTION# ==================================================================================================================== ; Name...........: _AD_ModifyAttribute ; Description ...: Modifies an attribute of the given object to the value specified. ; Syntax.........: _AD_ModifyAttribute($sObject, $sAttribute[, $vValue = ""[, $iOption = 1]]) ; Parameters ....: $sObject - Object (user, group ...) to add/delete/modify an attribute (sAMAccountName or FQDN) ; $sAttribute - Attribute to add/delete/modify ; $vValue - Optional: Value(s) to modify the attribute with. Use a blank string ("") to remove all values (default). ; +$vValue can be a single value (as a string) or a multi-value (as a zero-based one-dimensional array) ; $iOption - Optional: Indicates the mode of modification: Clear, Update, Append, Delete. ; |1 - CLEAR: remove all value(s) from the attribute (default when $vValue = "" or Default) ; |2 - UPDATE: replace the current value(s) with the specified value(s) ; |3 - APPEND: append the specified value(s) to the existing values(s) ; |4 - DELETE: delete the specified value(s) from the object ; Return values .: Success - 1 ; Failure - 0, sets @error to: ; |1 - $sObject does not exist ; |2 - Parameter $iOption is invalid. needs to be in the range1 to 4. ; |x - Error returned by SetInfo method (Missing permission etc.) ; Author ........: Jonathan Clelland ; Modified.......: water ; Remarks .......: ; Related .......: _AD_GetObjectAttribute, _AD_GetObjectProperties, _AD_AddEmailAddress ; Link ..........: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa746353(VS.85).aspx (ADS_PROPERTY_OPERATION_ENUM Enumeration) ; Example .......: Yes ; =============================================================================================================================== Func _AD_ModifyAttributeEX($sObject, $sAttribute, $vValue = "", $iOption = 1) Local $aValue[1] If $vValue = Default Then $vValue = "" If IsArray($vValue) Then $aValue = $vValue Else ; Move the string value to the array $aValue[0] = $vValue EndIf If $iOption = Default Then $iOption = 1 If $iOption < 1 Or $iOption > 4 Then Return SetError(2, 0, 0) If Not _AD_ObjectExists($sObject) Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Local $sProperty = "sAMAccountName" If StringMid($sObject, 3, 1) = "=" Then $sProperty = "distinguishedName" ; FQDN provided $__oAD_Command.CommandText = "<LDAP://" & $sAD_HostServer & "/" & $sAD_DNSDomain & ">;(" & $sProperty & "=" & $sObject & ");ADsPath;subtree" Local $oRecordSet = $__oAD_Command.Execute ; Retrieve the ADsPath for the object Local $sLDAPEntry = $oRecordSet.fields(0).Value Local $oObject = __AD_ObjGet($sLDAPEntry) ; Retrieve the COM Object for the object $oObject.GetInfo Switch $iOption Case 1 $oObject.PutEx(1, $sAttribute, 0) ; CLEAR: remove all the property value(s) from the object Case 2 $oObject.PutEx(2, $sAttribute, $aValue) ; UPDATE: replace the current value(s) with the specified value(s) Case 3 $oObject.PutEx(3, $sAttribute, $aValue) ; APPEND: append the specified value(s) to the existing values(s) Case 4 $oObject.PutEx(4, $sAttribute, $aValue) ; DELETE: delete the specified value(s) from the object EndSwitch $oObject.SetInfo If @error Then Return SetError(@error, 0, 0) Return 1 EndFunc ;==>_AD_ModifyAttributeEX
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By xtcislove
Hello,
as a start in Autoit i tried something i was missing since im using Autoit.
I build a custom MessageBox which has a large amount of custom options and which scales its size on the parameters you set.
Aviable Settings:
-Title
-Unlimited Buttons
-Text Color (Buttons, Text)
-Background Color (Msgbox, Buttons, Label)
-Button Timeout
-Autoclose Timeout
-Icon (Default, No Icon, Custom)
-Label/ Button Style.
-Transparency
I tried to keep this as close as i could to a Msgbox i was used too on my batch times.
After i was ready i realised, @Melba23 probably build a way better msgbox which would have suit my needs enterly, anyway thanks to @Melba23 because i use his Stringsize UDF.
local $Message = _sMsgBox("Test", 6, "Continue?") if @extended <> -1 Then MsgBox(0, @extended, $Message&" Button pressed")
ScalingMessageBox.au3
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