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problem with regular expression and PSH script.

Asked by: Elad-a

Hi,
can you help change this script around a little bit? :-)

1. I'd  need to  the line: "    [Void]($_.Message -Match "(https?://)?([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}")   " to include email addresses as well as URL's (it does URL's beautifully)
2. I need  to change this line as well " @{n='Number';e={ $WhiteListEntry.PNumbers }} " as I would need in to have all the non-white listed  phone numbers in $Message displayed under  the 'Number' column.
full code blew.

make sense?
Thanks in advance for all your help.
Jason.

CSV's pasted below..

#sms_rcv.csv
Date,Time,Sender,Recipient,Status,Message,Details
9/22/2009,"1:09:21 PM","+123456789000","user@domain.com","Success","Really cool +9725568432144 stuff","Success. SMS received."
9/22/2009,"1:09:30 PM","+123456789000","user@domain.com","Success","test +298989784511 jim@janis-jop.com","Success. SMS received."
9/22/2009,"1:09:38 PM","+123456789000","user@domain.com","Success","test www.cnn.com robin hood is good","Success. SMS received."
9/22/2009,"1:09:47 PM","+123456789000","user@domain.com","Success","test +975885654321 www.art.com is there something nice to eat","Success. SMS received."

#white_list.csv
Pnumbers
972556843214,
123456789000,
975885654321,

#copy the file Over
gc "C:\Program Files (x86)\sms\sms_recv.log" | where {$_ -ne ""} > sms_rcv.csv
 
# Convert from UTC to this time zone (offset in hours)
 
$TimeZoneOffset = -5
 
# Load the last weeks messages from file
 
$FileName = "E:\count\sms\sms_rcv.csv"
$Messages = Import-CSV $FileName | Select-Object `
  @{n='DateTime';e={ ([DateTime]"$($_.Date) $($_.Time)").AddHours($TimeZoneOffset) }}, `
  Sender, Recipient, Status, Message, Details | `
  Where-Object { $_.DateTime -gt (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(-7) }
 
# White List Filtering
 
$WhiteList = Import-CSV "white_list.csv"
# Select all fields from $Messages and add a Known field.
# Set Confirmed if phone number followed by a space exists in white list
# digits before the phone number are ignored (such as area / country codes)
$Messages = $Messages | %{
  $Message = $_.Message
  $WhiteListEntry = $WhiteList | ?{ $Message -Match "$($_.PNumbers)\s" }
 
  $_ | Select-Object *, `
    @{n='Known';e={ If ($WhiteListEntry) { "White-listed" } else { "Not White-listed" } }}, `
    @{n='Number';e={ $WhiteListEntry.PNumbers }}
}
 
# Add the URL column
$Messages = $Messages | Select-Object *, `
  @{n='URL';e={ 
    $Matches = $Null
    [Void]($_.Message -Match "(https?://)?([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}")
    If ($Matches) { $Matches[0] }
  }}
 
# Generate the report
$Subject = "Last week there were $($Messages.Count) Items"
 
# The image at this path will be embedded into the message
 
$ImagePath = "E:\count\sms\logo1.jpg"
 
# Create the CSS Header
 
$Header = "<style>table {font-size: 10pt; font-family: calibri;}
  body {background-color:black;}
  table {align: cernter; border-width: 1px;border-style: solid; border-color: black; border-collapse: collapse;}
  th {font-size:1em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: pink}
  td {font-size:0.8em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: green}
</style>"
 
# Body (inserted above the HTML table)
 
$Body = "<h2><img src=cid:Logo />SMS Item Detailed Report ($Subject).</h2>"
 
# Smtp details
 
$SmtpServer = "localhost"
$From = "sender@domain"
$To = "rcpt@domain.com"
 
# Generate the full message body from the report
 
$MessageBody = $Messages | ConvertTo-Html -Head $Header -Body $Body
 
# Create the mail message
 
$MailMessage = New-Object Net.Mail.MailMessage($From, $To)
$MailMessage.Subject = $Subject
$MailMessage.IsBodyHtml = $True
 
# Create a linked resource to store the image
 
$LinkedResource = New-Object Net.Mail.LinkedResource($ImagePath, "image/jpeg")
$LinkedResource.ContentId = "Logo"; 
 
# Create an Html view and add the linked resource
 
$HtmlView = [Net.Mail.AlternateView]::CreateAlternateViewFromString($MessageBody, "text/html")
$HtmlView.LinkedResources.Add($LinkedResource)
 
# Add the view to the message
 
$MailMessage.AlternateViews.Add($HtmlView)
 
# Send the mail
 
(New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SMTPServer)).Send($MailMessage)

                                  
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Answers

 

by: LearnctxPosted on 2009-10-19 at 17:16:15ID: 25610045

Not my regex, but one from here.

[Void]($_.Message -Match "^(https?://)?([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}$|^(([A-Za-z0-9]+_+)|([A-Za-z0-9]+\-+)|([A-Za-z0-9]+\.+)|([A-Za-z0-9]+\++))*[A-Za-z0-9]+@((\w+\-+)|(\w+\.))*\w{1,63}\.[a-zA-Z]{2,6}$")

                                              
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by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-19 at 23:36:54ID: 25611463

Thanks,
That regex didn't recognize all E-mail addresses only short addresses like usr@dom.com. disregards all the rest like name.lastname@domain.com or @domain-name.com and disregards URL's with HTTPS, www, and hyphen.
Jason.

 

by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-20 at 01:17:34ID: 25611873


Morning Jason :)

It'll need RegEx matching for both of those, I'll have a look and see what can be done.

Chris

 

by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-20 at 01:53:54ID: 25612038


Okay... lets see how we get on with this modification.

This is the RegEx for capturing the phone number:

\+?\d{8,}

A string of digits, at least 8 long, which is optionally prefixed with + (the \ before the + escapes the Regular Expression meaning of the + symbol).

And this for capturing the Email or URL:

(([A-Za-z0-9\-_'\.]{2,64})+@|(https?://)?)([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}

I'm sure someone else could do a better job of that, Regular Expressions take quite a lot of getting used to, and I'm not there yet.

Chris

#copy the file Over
gc "C:\Program Files (x86)\sms\sms_recv.log" | where {$_ -ne ""} > sms_rcv.csv
 
# Convert from UTC to this time zone (offset in hours)
 
$TimeZoneOffset = -5
 
# Load the last weeks messages from file
 
$FileName = "E:\count\sms\sms_rcv.csv"
 
$Messages = Import-CSV $FileName | Select-Object `
  @{n='DateTime';e={ ([DateTime]"$($_.Date) $($_.Time)").AddHours($TimeZoneOffset) }}, `
  Sender, Recipient, Status, Message, Details # | `
#  Where-Object { $_.DateTime -gt (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(-7) }
 
# White List Filtering
 
$WhiteList = Import-CSV "white_list.csv"
# Select all fields from $Messages and add a Known field.
# Set Confirmed if phone number followed by a space exists in white list
# digits before the phone number are ignored (such as area / country codes)
$Messages = $Messages | %{
  $Message = $_.Message
  $WhiteListEntry = $WhiteList | ?{ $Message -Match "$($_.PNumbers)\s" }
 
  $_ | Select-Object *, `
    @{n='Known';e={ If ($WhiteListEntry) { "White-listed" } else { "Not White-listed" } }}, `
    @{n='Number';e={ 
      If ($WhiteListEntry) { $WhiteListEntry.PNumbers } 
      else { $Matches = $Null; [Void]($_.Message -Match "\+?\d{8,}"); $Matches[0] } }}
}
 
# Add the URL column
$Messages = $Messages | Select-Object *, `
  @{n='URLorEmail';e={ 
    $Matches = $Null
    [Void]($_.Message -Match "(([A-Za-z0-9\-_'\.]{2,64})+@|(https?://)?)([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}")
    If ($Matches) { $Matches[0] }
  }}
 
# Generate the report
$Subject = "Last week there were $($Messages.Count) Items"
 
# The image at this path will be embedded into the message
 
$ImagePath = "E:\count\sms\logo1.jpg"
 
# Create the CSS Header
 
$Header = "<style>table {font-size: 10pt; font-family: calibri;}
  body {background-color:black;}
  table {align: cernter; border-width: 1px;border-style: solid; border-color: black; border-collapse: collapse;}
  th {font-size:1em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: pink}
  td {font-size:0.8em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: green}
</style>"
 
# Body (inserted above the HTML table)
 
$Body = "<h2><img src=cid:Logo />SMS Item Detailed Report ($Subject).</h2>"
 
# Smtp details
 
$SmtpServer = "localhost"
$From = "sender@domain"
$To = "rcpt@domain.com"
 
# Generate the full message body from the report
 
$MessageBody = $Messages | ConvertTo-Html -Head $Header -Body $Body
 
# Create the mail message
 
$MailMessage = New-Object Net.Mail.MailMessage($From, $To)
$MailMessage.Subject = $Subject
$MailMessage.IsBodyHtml = $True
 
# Create a linked resource to store the image
 
$LinkedResource = New-Object Net.Mail.LinkedResource($ImagePath, "image/jpeg")
$LinkedResource.ContentId = "Logo"; 
 
# Create an Html view and add the linked resource
 
$HtmlView = [Net.Mail.AlternateView]::CreateAlternateViewFromString($MessageBody, "text/html")
$HtmlView.LinkedResources.Add($LinkedResource)
 
# Add the view to the message
 
$MailMessage.AlternateViews.Add($HtmlView)
 
# Send the mail
 
(New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SMTPServer)).Send($MailMessage)

                                              
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by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-22 at 10:47:16ID: 25636976

Sorry for the late responce, This also misses out phone nubers , and some Email addresses..

 

by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-22 at 10:52:23ID: 25637034


Can you give me examples of those it's missing? I tested it on the original data set and a few I made up, but I won't be able to fix it unless I can see what it fails against.

Chris

 

by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-22 at 15:13:32ID: 25639592

numbers like:
972-55-6843214 or 972-556-843 214 or 1-508-848- 3444
I guess its the space that freeky... or the missing hyphonation ...
Email addresses - michel-jackson@microsoft.com or Michael.jackson@micorosft-corp.com or chris_dent@experts.com or chris_dent@experts_exchange.com and c@co.za
Thanks Chris.
J

 

by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-23 at 05:10:16ID: 25643553


Hmm it works for these...

michel-jackson@microsoft.com
Michael.jackson@micorosft-corp.com
chris_dent@experts.com

It doesn't work well for this:

chris_dent@experts_exchange.com

But the Underscore is not an RFC complaint character in domain names, so...

And it'll work for c@co.za if we reduce the minimum characters for the mailbox name. Adjustments so far...

(([A-Za-z0-9\-_'.]{1,64})+@|(https?://)?)([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}

Can you give me the full message text where it's failing the match for the other e-mail addresses if it is still failing?

Lets give this one a shot for the phone number:

\+?(\d{1,4}[ \-.]?){3,}

Both are inserted below.

Chris

#copy the file Over
gc "C:\Program Files (x86)\sms\sms_recv.log" | where {$_ -ne ""} > sms_rcv.csv
 
# Convert from UTC to this time zone (offset in hours)
 
$TimeZoneOffset = -5
 
# Load the last weeks messages from file
 
$FileName = "E:\count\sms\sms_rcv.csv"
 
$Messages = Import-CSV $FileName | Select-Object `
  @{n='DateTime';e={ ([DateTime]"$($_.Date) $($_.Time)").AddHours($TimeZoneOffset) }}, `
  Sender, Recipient, Status, Message, Details # | `
#  Where-Object { $_.DateTime -gt (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(-7) }
 
# White List Filtering
 
$WhiteList = Import-CSV "white_list.csv"
# Select all fields from $Messages and add a Known field.
# Set Confirmed if phone number followed by a space exists in white list
# digits before the phone number are ignored (such as area / country codes)
$Messages = $Messages | %{
  $Message = $_.Message
  $WhiteListEntry = $WhiteList | ?{ $Message -Match "$($_.PNumbers)\s" }
 
  $_ | Select-Object *, `
    @{n='Known';e={ If ($WhiteListEntry) { "White-listed" } else { "Not White-listed" } }}, `
    @{n='Number';e={ 
      If ($WhiteListEntry) { $WhiteListEntry.PNumbers } 
      else { $Matches = $Null; [Void]($_.Message -Match "\+?(\d{1,4}[ \-.]?){3,}"); $Matches[0] } }}
}
 
# Add the URL column
$Messages = $Messages | Select-Object *, `
  @{n='URLorEmail';e={ 
    $Matches = $Null
    [Void]($_.Message -Match "(([A-Za-z0-9\-_'.]{1,64})+@|(https?://)?)([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}")
    If ($Matches) { $Matches[0] }
  }}
 
# Generate the report
$Subject = "Last week there were $($Messages.Count) Items"
 
# The image at this path will be embedded into the message
 
$ImagePath = "E:\count\sms\logo1.jpg"
 
# Create the CSS Header
 
$Header = "<style>table {font-size: 10pt; font-family: calibri;}
  body {background-color:black;}
  table {align: cernter; border-width: 1px;border-style: solid; border-color: black; border-collapse: collapse;}
  th {font-size:1em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: pink}
  td {font-size:0.8em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: green}
</style>"
 
# Body (inserted above the HTML table)
 
$Body = "<h2><img src=cid:Logo />SMS Item Detailed Report ($Subject).</h2>"
 
# Smtp details
 
$SmtpServer = "localhost"
$From = "sender@domain"
$To = "rcpt@domain.com"
 
# Generate the full message body from the report
 
$MessageBody = $Messages | ConvertTo-Html -Head $Header -Body $Body
 
# Create the mail message
 
$MailMessage = New-Object Net.Mail.MailMessage($From, $To)
$MailMessage.Subject = $Subject
$MailMessage.IsBodyHtml = $True
 
# Create a linked resource to store the image
 
$LinkedResource = New-Object Net.Mail.LinkedResource($ImagePath, "image/jpeg")
$LinkedResource.ContentId = "Logo"; 
 
# Create an Html view and add the linked resource
 
$HtmlView = [Net.Mail.AlternateView]::CreateAlternateViewFromString($MessageBody, "text/html")
$HtmlView.LinkedResources.Add($LinkedResource)
 
# Add the view to the message
 
$MailMessage.AlternateViews.Add($HtmlView)
 
# Send the mail
 
(New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SMTPServer)).Send($MailMessage)

                                              
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by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-23 at 05:16:05ID: 25643600


Actually, I changed my mind on the phone number match. This one is a better check for the country code part (because it doesn't catch numbers like "123").

\+?(\d{1,2}[ \-.]?)?(\d{3,4}[ \-.]?){3,}

Chris

#copy the file Over
gc "C:\Program Files (x86)\sms\sms_recv.log" | where {$_ -ne ""} > sms_rcv.csv
 
# Convert from UTC to this time zone (offset in hours)
 
$TimeZoneOffset = -5
 
# Load the last weeks messages from file
 
$FileName = "E:\count\sms\sms_rcv.csv"
 
$Messages = Import-CSV $FileName | Select-Object `
  @{n='DateTime';e={ ([DateTime]"$($_.Date) $($_.Time)").AddHours($TimeZoneOffset) }}, `
  Sender, Recipient, Status, Message, Details # | `
#  Where-Object { $_.DateTime -gt (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(-7) }
 
# White List Filtering
 
$WhiteList = Import-CSV "white_list.csv"
# Select all fields from $Messages and add a Known field.
# Set Confirmed if phone number followed by a space exists in white list
# digits before the phone number are ignored (such as area / country codes)
$Messages = $Messages | %{
  $Message = $_.Message
  $WhiteListEntry = $WhiteList | ?{ $Message -Match "$($_.PNumbers)\s" }
 
  $_ | Select-Object *, `
    @{n='Known';e={ If ($WhiteListEntry) { "White-listed" } else { "Not White-listed" } }}, `
    @{n='Number';e={ 
      If ($WhiteListEntry) { $WhiteListEntry.PNumbers } 
      else { $Matches = $Null; [Void]($_.Message -Match "\+?(\d{1,2}[ \-.]?)?(\d{3,4}[ \-.]?){3,}"); $Matches[0] } }}
}
 
# Add the URL column
$Messages = $Messages | Select-Object *, `
  @{n='URLorEmail';e={ 
    $Matches = $Null
    [Void]($_.Message -Match "(([A-Za-z0-9\-_'.]{1,64})+@|(https?://)?)([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}")
    If ($Matches) { $Matches[0] }
  }}
 
# Generate the report
$Subject = "Last week there were $($Messages.Count) Items"
 
# The image at this path will be embedded into the message
 
$ImagePath = "E:\count\sms\logo1.jpg"
 
# Create the CSS Header
 
$Header = "<style>table {font-size: 10pt; font-family: calibri;}
  body {background-color:black;}
  table {align: cernter; border-width: 1px;border-style: solid; border-color: black; border-collapse: collapse;}
  th {font-size:1em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: pink}
  td {font-size:0.8em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: green}
</style>"
 
# Body (inserted above the HTML table)
 
$Body = "<h2><img src=cid:Logo />SMS Item Detailed Report ($Subject).</h2>"
 
# Smtp details
 
$SmtpServer = "localhost"
$From = "sender@domain"
$To = "rcpt@domain.com"
 
# Generate the full message body from the report
 
$MessageBody = $Messages | ConvertTo-Html -Head $Header -Body $Body
 
# Create the mail message
 
$MailMessage = New-Object Net.Mail.MailMessage($From, $To)
$MailMessage.Subject = $Subject
$MailMessage.IsBodyHtml = $True
 
# Create a linked resource to store the image
 
$LinkedResource = New-Object Net.Mail.LinkedResource($ImagePath, "image/jpeg")
$LinkedResource.ContentId = "Logo"; 
 
# Create an Html view and add the linked resource
 
$HtmlView = [Net.Mail.AlternateView]::CreateAlternateViewFromString($MessageBody, "text/html")
$HtmlView.LinkedResources.Add($LinkedResource)
 
# Add the view to the message
 
$MailMessage.AlternateViews.Add($HtmlView)
 
# Send the mail
 
(New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SMTPServer)).Send($MailMessage)
                                              
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by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-23 at 10:29:31ID: 25646523

Chris,
for both last scripts (I tried both) i get :
Select-Object : Cannot index into a null array.
At E:\count\SMS\dent4.ps1:27 char:21
+   $_ | Select-Object  <<<< *, `

Cant seemtofind the problem...
J

 

by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-25 at 00:14:35ID: 25655793

Chris, any ideas? Its driving me crazy :-) ...
J

 

by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-25 at 10:31:31ID: 25657377


Sorry, I know why. I neglected to account for a failure to match anything at all for the phone number. This should fix it.

Chris

#copy the file Over
gc "C:\Program Files (x86)\sms\sms_recv.log" | where {$_ -ne ""} > sms_rcv.csv
 
# Convert from UTC to this time zone (offset in hours)
 
$TimeZoneOffset = -5
 
# Load the last weeks messages from file
 
$FileName = "E:\count\sms\sms_rcv.csv"
 
$Messages = Import-CSV $FileName | Select-Object `
  @{n='DateTime';e={ ([DateTime]"$($_.Date) $($_.Time)").AddHours($TimeZoneOffset) }}, `
  Sender, Recipient, Status, Message, Details # | `
#  Where-Object { $_.DateTime -gt (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(-7) }
 
# White List Filtering
 
$WhiteList = Import-CSV "white_list.csv"
# Select all fields from $Messages and add a Known field.
# Set Confirmed if phone number followed by a space exists in white list
# digits before the phone number are ignored (such as area / country codes)
$Messages = $Messages | %{
  $Message = $_.Message
  $WhiteListEntry = $WhiteList | ?{ $Message -Match "$($_.PNumbers)\s" }
 
  $_ | Select-Object *, `
    @{n='Known';e={ If ($WhiteListEntry) { "White-listed" } else { "Not White-listed" } }}, `
    @{n='Number';e={ 
      if ($WhiteListEntry) { $WhiteListEntry.PNumbers } 
      else { 
        $Matches = $Null; 
        [Void]($_.Message -Match "\+?(\d{1,2}[ \-.]?)?(\d{3,4}[ \-.]?){3,}");
        If ($Matches) { $Matches[0] } 
      } }}
}
 
# Add the URL column
$Messages = $Messages | Select-Object *, `
  @{n='URLorEmail';e={ 
    $Matches = $Null
    [Void]($_.Message -Match "(([A-Za-z0-9\-_'.]{1,64})+@|(https?://)?)([A-Za-z0-9\-]{2,64}\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,6}")
    If ($Matches) { $Matches[0] }
  }}
 
# Generate the report
$Subject = "Last week there were $($Messages.Count) Items"
 
# The image at this path will be embedded into the message
 
$ImagePath = "E:\count\sms\logo1.jpg"
 
# Create the CSS Header
 
$Header = "<style>table {font-size: 10pt; font-family: calibri;}
  body {background-color:black;}
  table {align: cernter; border-width: 1px;border-style: solid; border-color: black; border-collapse: collapse;}
  th {font-size:1em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: pink}
  td {font-size:0.8em; border-width: 1px;padding: 2px; border-style: solid; border-color: white; background-color: green}
</style>"
 
# Body (inserted above the HTML table)
 
$Body = "<h2><img src=cid:Logo />SMS Item Detailed Report ($Subject).</h2>"
 
# Smtp details
 
$SmtpServer = "localhost"
$From = "sender@domain"
$To = "rcpt@domain.com"
 
# Generate the full message body from the report
 
$MessageBody = $Messages | ConvertTo-Html -Head $Header -Body $Body
 
# Create the mail message
 
$MailMessage = New-Object Net.Mail.MailMessage($From, $To)
$MailMessage.Subject = $Subject
$MailMessage.IsBodyHtml = $True
 
# Create a linked resource to store the image
 
$LinkedResource = New-Object Net.Mail.LinkedResource($ImagePath, "image/jpeg")
$LinkedResource.ContentId = "Logo"; 
 
# Create an Html view and add the linked resource
 
$HtmlView = [Net.Mail.AlternateView]::CreateAlternateViewFromString($MessageBody, "text/html")
$HtmlView.LinkedResources.Add($LinkedResource)
 
# Add the view to the message
 
$MailMessage.AlternateViews.Add($HtmlView)
 
# Send the mail
 
(New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SMTPServer)).Send($MailMessage)

                                              
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by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-25 at 10:41:52ID: 25657407

thanks Chris, you have perfect timing  as well as being a guru in powershell ...!
I'll test this out later on wehn i get home and let you know...
Thanks
Jason.

 

by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-25 at 14:07:55ID: 25658268

Your a star!
It really works well!.
Thanks for your help
Jason.

 

by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-25 at 14:09:08ID: 31645699

Chris Dent !
If you want an answer - he's the man!!

Thanks Chris.

 

by: Elad-aPosted on 2009-10-25 at 14:10:57ID: 25658295

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