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function Get-RoleMemberOf{
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param(
        [Parameter(Mandatory=$true, Position=0)]
        [string]$Identity
    )
  $role = Get-Role $Identity
  return Get-Role -Filter * | Where-Object { $_.IsMember($role,$true,$true) -and $_ -ne $role } 
}

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#https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/sitecore-automation/1.2.0.0
import-module sitecore-automation

$csproj = 'c:\users\documents\visual studio 2017\Projects\My.Sitecore.Solution\My.Web\My.Web.csproj'

Clear-CopyLocal -Path  $csproj -verbose

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$source="C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Sitecore82\Website\bin\*" #path to files
Set-ItemProperty -Path $source -Name IsReadOnly -Value $true -Verbose

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# Author: Robert Senktas
# Description: Export Sitecore dictionary items for selected language.

$parentItem = {DC0FC646-AAB3-4D7A-B265-7AC5CDC73905}

$dialog = Read-Variable -Parameters `
    @{ Name = "language"; Title = "Language"; Source="DataSource=/sitecore/system/Languages" ; Editor="droplist"} `
    -Description "This script will export Dictionary data into file." `
    -Width 800 -Height 600 `
    -Title "Simple Dictionary Export Utility" `

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// 1. Use this code only once to store variables
Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("CognitoPoolId", "<tutaj podaj dane>", EnvironmentVariableTarget.User);
Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("CognitoClientId", "<tutaj podaj dane>", EnvironmentVariableTarget.User);

// 2. Next we can read back our settings from environement variables:
var poolId = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("CognitoPoolId",EnvironmentVariableTarget.User);
var clientId = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("CognitoClientId", EnvironmentVariableTarget.User);
 
// 3. The final check - HttpStatusCode == "OK" means success :)
using (var client = new AmazonCognitoIdentityProviderClient())

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$dialog = Read-Variable -Parameters `
    @{ Name = "dictionaryDomain"; Title = "dictionary"; Source="DataSource=/sitecore/content&DatabaseName=master&IncludeTemplatesForDisplay=Dictionary domain" ; Editor="treelist"}, `
    @{ Name = "language"; Title = "Language"; Source="DataSource=/sitecore/system/languages" ; Editor="droplist"}, `
    @{ Name = "emptyOption"; Value=$true; Title = "Export empty items" ; Editor="bool"} `
    -Description "This script will export Dictionary data into file." `
    -Width 400 -Height 200 `
    -Title "Dictionary Toolbox" `
    -OkButtonName "Export" `
    -CancelButtonName "Cancel"

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# This script will set up (and install if needed) Apache Solr for a Sitecore instance.

# This does NOT configure Sitecore to use Solr, 
# just the Solr server and cores for Sitecore to connect to once it is set up to use Solr.

# So, what does it do?
#
# * Installs SOLR, if needed, from the Bitnami SOLR stack: https://bitnami.com/stack/solr/installer
# * Creates a SOLR config set for the cores to share (shared schema)
# * Creates SOLR cores for all Sitecore indexes, including secondary cores to support online reindexing (Switch on Rebuild)

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# See also: http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/06/powershell-simple-credentials-store.html
# See also: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/sitecore-automation/1.3.0.0

# Uncomment two below lines for a first use
#Install-Module Sitecore-Automation -Force -Verbose 
#Import-Module Sitecore-Automation -Force -Verbose

# Create a new credentials 
New-StoredCredential -Key "SMTP-Server" -Username "SMTP-User" -Password ( "password" | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force)
New-StoredCredential -Key "SQL-Server" -Username "SQL-User" -Password ( "password" | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force)

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# #############################################################################
# Login to Azure
# 
# AUTHOR:  Robert Senktas
# BLOG: http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/06/sitecore-on-azure-login.html
# 
# COMMENT: 
# #############################################################################

#Requires –Modules sitecore-automation

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#Requires -Modules Azure

# #############################################################################
# Get SAS tokents
# 
# AUTHOR:  Robert Senktas
# BLOG: http://lets-share.senktas.net/2017/07/sitecore-on-azure-sas-token.html
# 
# COMMENT: 
# #############################################################################