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PowerShell script to check file change date/time then email using Office365
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<# | |
.SYNOPSIS | |
Script to check file change date and time | |
.NOTES | |
Version: 1.0 | |
Author: George Massawe | |
Creation Date: 03/18/2018 | |
Purpose/Change: Initial script development | |
#> | |
$SMTPServer = "smtp.office365.com" | |
$SMTPPort = "587" | |
$SMTPCred = (Get-Credential) | |
$EmailFrom = "server@company.com" | |
$EmailTo = "youremail@company.com" | |
$Cc = "anotheremail@company.com" | |
$EmailSubject = "Email Subject" | |
$NewDoc = "\\PATH\TO\YOUR\FILE" | |
$FileDate = (Get-ChildItem $NewDoc).lastwritetime | |
$EmailBody = @" | |
<p> Your email message here <b> $FileDate </b>.</p> | |
<p> This message was generated automatically.</p> | |
"@ | |
$MailMessage = @{ | |
Smtpserver = $SMTPServer | |
Port = $SMTPPort | |
Credential = $SMTPCred | |
From = $EmailFrom | |
To = $EmailTo | |
Cc = $Cc | |
Subject = $EmailSubject | |
Body = $EmailBody | |
} | |
Send-MailMessage -UseSsl @MailMessage -BodyAsHtml |
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