Hi ,
I have made a short script NoPLMAccess.ps1 , which should list all
directories on a specific shre, that do not have aceesstrings where the
domainname occurs.
ndr user filesystem \myserver\myshare
Get-Item user:* |
|Get-Acl | Where-object {-not ($_.accesstostring -like "*MyDomain*") } |
format-table PSchildname,accesstostring -AutoSize -wrap
The funny thing is, it works, when you type in these commands directly into
the Powershell console, if you invoke the script, however, by
.\NoPLMAccess
an error
out-lineoutput : Object of type
"Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Internal.Format.FormatStartData" is not legal
or not in
the correct sequence. This is likely caused by a user-specified
"format-table" command which is conflicting with the de
fault formatting. is the result.
if you source the script
. .\NoPLMAccess
the script works and format processing is done as requested.
Is there any explanation for that ?
"format-table" command which is conflicting with the default formatting
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