A smal collection of scripts i have used over time which can be nice to have in your toolbelt!
Lists NTFS permissions.
I tried to make a Linux "id" command but the PowerShell way :D. AD not tested, but should work, sadly i dont have AD at home :(.
For the lazy of us.
Not even close to the original but stil nice.
"f" stand for file, since you only can use that on plain text files and not like the normal grep, where you could filter after executing "ps"(for example).
It works just like the file -f command.
Gather usefull infos of local or remote computer.
Change owner of file.
Change NTFS permission on directory or file. (Sry no fancy output yet :C)
Just like the free command on Linux, it shows memory and swap stats.
Shows disk/volume information. Just like the df -h command.
Like the du command on Linux.
IMPORTANT! You will need PS Version 7 or higher for the top script to run.
Open PowerShell.
Type $env:PSModulePath -split ';'
Choose one of the locations and paste the "Power-User" direcotry there.
Then open a new PowerShell console and type Import-Module Power-User
If you can't import the module for wahtever resaon, try Get-Module -ListAvailable and look for Power-User.
If nothing works do this Import-Module \\Path\to\Power-User