Drivepool Share MacOS Fix

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 $dppaths = @(
"C:\Mount\Disk00\PoolPart.58ccf061-34cd-4b90-8877-789471a4cbc0\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk01\PoolPart.1fbcfef0-2c61-4ab0-beb8-d0a1cadb768a\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk02\PoolPart.48abbdf0-37e1-4b38-89ca-f7bbbbd0615f\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk03\PoolPart.7e7212f5-f68e-4f39-b792-269b370f7d2a\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk04\PoolPart.6fdd8961-e5a2-41a6-8e26-a9193b61332a\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk05\PoolPart.af069264-5d06-4eb1-b5bd-378fbfbe95bf\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk06\PoolPart.ed255c38-3109-4acb-8d92-9e6feaa43f4d\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk07\PoolPart.5e61a41a-1d42-4519-b717-9fe8258fbdb1\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk08\PoolPart.b2baba49-9df8-4ddf-aa67-02450f73da29\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk09\PoolPart.bb8394cf-8bef-4548-ba28-0759fed0ec32\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk10\PoolPart.9f0eee81-9144-4868-ba17-ffd81d25c847\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\Disk11\PoolPart.1f3bc841-60bb-4c1c-b7cf-c5d3d7231c7b\PoolPart.a2be4e42-117f-4a0f-81f7-fe89c2e0acbf",
"C:\Mount\SSD1\PoolPart.241bc7bd-e692-4378-8775-04af35920a25\PoolPart.6ccd9907-2e6d-4f79-9b05-1976d0f2b066",
"C:\Mount\SSD2\PoolPart.b2603f43-c316-46f9-9e0f-3ca0da9915b7\PoolPart.6ccd9907-2e6d-4f79-9b05-1976d0f2b066"
)

# specify the path to the folder you want to monitor:
$Path = "A:\"

# specify which files you want to monitor
$FileFilter = '*'  

# specify whether you want to monitor subfolders as well:
$IncludeSubfolders = $true

# specify the file or folder properties you want to monitor:
$AttributeFilter = [IO.NotifyFilters]::DirectoryName, [IO.NotifyFilters]::LastWrite 

try
    {
    $watcher = New-Object -TypeName System.IO.FileSystemWatcher -Property @{
        Path = $Path
        Filter = $FileFilter
        IncludeSubdirectories = $IncludeSubfolders
        NotifyFilter = $AttributeFilter
    }

    # define the code that should execute when a change occurs:
    $action = 
        {
        # the code is receiving this to work with:
        # MY SHITTY CODE:
        $details = $event.SourceEventArgs
        $RealPath = $details.FullPath

        if((get-item $details.FullPath) -is [System.IO.DirectoryInfo]){
            if($details.FullPath -notlike '*A:\*RECYCLE.BIN\*'){
                write-host "Real Path:" $RealPath
                For ($i=0; $i -lt $dppaths.Length; $i++) {
                    #$dppaths[$i]
                    $dppath = $details.FullPath.replace('A:',$dppaths[$i])
                    #write-host $dppath
                    if (Test-Path $dppath) {
                        write-host "DP Path - Current:" $dppath
                    }else{
                        write-host "DP Path - New    :" $dppath
                        New-Item $dppath -ItemType Directory
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        # MY SHITTY CODE OVER
        }

  # subscribe your event handler to all event types that are
  # important to you. Do this as a scriptblock so all returned
  # event handlers can be easily stored in $handlers:
  $handlers = . {
    Register-ObjectEvent -InputObject $watcher -EventName Changed  -Action $action 
    Register-ObjectEvent -InputObject $watcher -EventName Created  -Action $action 
  }

  # monitoring starts now:
  $watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $true

  Write-Host "Watching for changes to $Path"

  # since the FileSystemWatcher is no longer blocking PowerShell
  # we need a way to pause PowerShell while being responsive to
  # incoming events. Use an endless loop to keep PowerShell busy:
  do
  {
    # Wait-Event waits for a second and stays responsive to events
    # Start-Sleep in contrast would NOT work and ignore incoming events
    Wait-Event -Timeout 1

    # write a dot to indicate we are still monitoring:
    #Write-Host "." -NoNewline
        
  } while ($true)
}
finally
{
  # this gets executed when user presses CTRL+C:
  
  # stop monitoring
  $watcher.EnableRaisingEvents = $false
  
  # remove the event handlers
  $handlers | ForEach-Object {
    Unregister-Event -SourceIdentifier $_.Name
  }
  
  # event handlers are technically implemented as a special kind
  # of background job, so remove the jobs now:
  $handlers | Remove-Job
  
  # properly dispose the FileSystemWatcher:
  $watcher.Dispose()
  
  Write-Warning "Event Handler disabled, monitoring ends."
} 

#Majority of the script is taken from here: https://powershell.one/tricks/filesystem/filesystemwatcher