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#!/bin/zsh

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There is an apparent bug in dsconfigad for MacOS that will cause dsconfigad to arbitrarily 
fail to bind to an existing computer record silently, even with the use of a force flag. 
When this happens, disconfigad prompts for approval interactively. This causes JAMF to over 
log the output to a tmp file that will eat all available harddisk space. This is particularly
problematic in environments using self-healing AD binding scripts. By introducing expect,
we can ensure that the y/n prompt is responded to or in the event of signficant network delay,
terminated after 60 seconds. This gist can be used as a template for how to use expect, but follow best

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Get-Process -pv p | ForEach-Object {
    [PSCustomObject]@{
        Name                  = $p.name
        ProcessHasDescription = $(if ($p.description) { $True }else { $False })
        Description = $(if ($p.description) { $p.Description } else { $null })
    }
}

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function f {
[Cmdletbinding()]
    param([switch]$intervene)
    begin{
        $abc = 123
    }
    process{

    }
    end{

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class PSHashTable : Collections.Generic.Dictionary[string, string]{
    PSHashTable ([PSCustomObject]$Object) {
        $Object.psobject.properties | ForEach-Object -Process {$this.add($_.name,$Object.($_.name))}
    }
}

[HashTable][PSHashTable][PSCustomObject]@{Prop = "val"}

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function Get-MacOSCodeSign {
    param (
        [parameter(Mandatory)]
        [String]$AppPath
    )

    process {
        $CodesignBundleID = (ConvertFrom-StringData -StringData $(codesign -dv $AppPath 2>&1 | Out-String)).identifier
        $CodesignRequirement = (($(codesign -dr - $AppPath  2>&1) | Out-String) | Select-String "(?<=designated \=> ).*").matches.value