#201818 - 2011-03-30 04:21 AM
Re: Com Interface to Powershell
[Re: Allen ]
Benny69
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Posts: 1036
Loc: Lincoln, Ne
Hey Allen, Just reading thru your thred, cool stuff, i will have to play with this, i luv the .net stuff.
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#203211 - 2011-10-07 06:07 PM
Re: Com Interface to Powershell
[Re: Benny69 ]
Allen
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Registered: 2003-04-19
Posts: 4549
Loc: USA
My latest use of the .net / ActiveXPoSH dll... MD5 and SHA1 Checksum/Hash
Borrowed code from: http://www.tinyint.com/index.php/2011/09/14/get-an-md5-or-sha1-checksum-with-powershell/
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$RC =setoption ("NoVarsInStrings" ,"on" )
$RC =setoption ("NoMacrosInStrings" ,"on" )
$RC =setoption ("WrapATEOL" ,"on" )
? GetCheckSum (@scriptdir + "\ActiveXPoSH.exe" ,"MD5" )
? GetCheckSum (@scriptdir + "\ActiveXPoSH.exe" ,"SHA1" )
Function GetCheckSum($file , $algorithm , optional $PSObject )
if $PSobject =""
$PSObject =CreateObject ("SAPIEN.ActiveXPoSH" )
endif
if $PSObject.init (not 0 )
if exist ($file )
$PSObject.execute ('$fs = new-object System.IO.FileStream "' + $file + '", "Open"' )
$PSObject.execute ('$algo = [type]"System.Security.Cryptography.' + $Algorithm + '"' )
$PSObject.execute ('$crypto = $algo::Create()' )
$PSobject.execute ('$hash = [BitConverter]::ToString($crypto.ComputeHash($fs)).Replace("-", "")' )
$PSObject.execute ('$fs.Close()' )
$GetChecksum =$PSObject.getvalue ('$hash' )
else
exit 2
endif
endif
endfunction
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#204276 - 2012-02-10 07:00 PM
Re: Com Interface to Powershell
[Re: Allen ]
Allen
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Registered: 2003-04-19
Posts: 4549
Loc: USA
How to determine if an EXE is 16bit, 32bit (x86), or 64bit (x64)...
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$RC =setoption ("NoVarsInStrings" ,"on" )
$RC =setoption ("NoMacrosInStrings" ,"on" )
$RC =setoption ("WrapATEOL" ,"on" )
? PSGetBinaryType ('%systemroot%\notepad.exe' )
? PSGetBinaryType (@scriptdir + '\kix32.exe' )
function PSGetBinaryType($FQFN , optional $PSObject )
dim $result ,$values [7 ]
$values ="Windows 32bit" ,"MSDOS" ,"Windows 16bit" ,"PIF" ,"POSIX" ,"OS/2 16bit" ,"Windows 64bit"
if $PSobject =""
$PSObject =CreateObject ("SAPIEN.ActiveXPoSH" )
endif
if exist ($FQFN )
if $PSObject.init (not 0 )
$PSGetBinaryType =-1
$PSObject.Execute ("$sig='" + '[DllImport("kernel32.dll")]' + @CRLF +
'public static extern bool GetBinaryType(string lpApplicationName,ref int lpBinaryType);' + "'" )
$PSObject.Execute ('$GetBinaryType=Add-Type -memberDefinition $sig -namespace Win32Functions -name "BinaryType" -passThru' )
$PSObject.Execute ('$ReturnedType = -1' )
$Result =$PSObject.GetValue ('$GetBinaryType::GetBinaryType("' + $FQFN + '",[ref] $ReturnedType)' )
if $result ="True"
$PSGetBinaryType =$values [$PSObject.Getvalue ('$ReturnedType' )]
endif
endif
endif
endfunction
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#213343 - 2018-06-05 11:06 PM
Re: Com Interface to Powershell
[Re: Allen ]
Allen
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Registered: 2003-04-19
Posts: 4549
Loc: USA
It seems Sapien has made it harder to find this download. As of 2018/06/05 it can be found with the following instructions. 1. Go to http://www.sapien.com 2. Sign in or Create an account (free) 3. Go here: https://www.sapien.com/downloads# 4. Click the "Free Components" folder in the left panel 5. In the right panel, you will see ActiveXPoshv2, ActiveXPoshV3x86 and ActiveXPoshV3x64
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