Добрый день,
Хотел бы создать автоматизации "offboarding" процесса, а точнее резервное копирование OneDrive и Mailbox пользователя.
И никак не могу сделать, порылся в инете нашел вроде как неплохой скрипт, но почему-то в логах какая-то ошибка.
Param(
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True, HelpMessage='Enter the email address that you want to export')]
$Mailbox,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True, HelpMessage='Enter the URL for the user''s OneDrive here. If you don''t enter one, this will be skipped.')]
$OneDriveURL,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True, HelpMessage='Enter the path where you want to save the PST file. !NO TRAILING BACKSLASH!')]
$ExportLocation # = ""# you can un-comment the = "" to set a default for this parameter.
)
# Create a search name. You can change this to suit your preference
$SearchName = "$Mailbox PST"
# I'm using the Exchange Online Powershell Module v2. You can install it from an admin session with the following command: Install-Module ExchangeOnlineManagement
Write-Host "Connecting to Exchange Online. Enter your admin credentials in the pop-up (pop-under?) window."
Connect-IPPSSession
Write-Host "Creating compliance search..."
New-ComplianceSearch -Name $SearchName -ExchangeLocation $Mailbox -SharePointLocation $OneDriveURL -AllowNotFoundExchangeLocationsEnabled $true #Create a content search, including the the entire contents of the user's email and onedrive. If you didn't provide a OneDrive URL, or it wasn't valid, it will be ignored.
Write-Host "Starting compliance search..."
Start-ComplianceSearch -Identity $SearchName #Start the search created above
Write-Host "Waiting for compliance search to complete..."
for ($SearchStatus;$SearchStatus -notlike "Completed";){ #Wait then check if the search is complete, loop until complete
Start-Sleep -s 2
$SearchStatus = Get-ComplianceSearch $SearchName | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Status #Get the status of the search
Write-Host -NoNewline "." # Show some sort of status change in the terminal
}
Write-Host "Compliance search is complete!"
Write-Host "Creating export from the search..."
New-ComplianceSearchAction -SearchName $SearchName -Export -Format FxStream -ExchangeArchiveFormat PerUserPst -Scope BothIndexedAndUnindexedItems -EnableDedupe $true -SharePointArchiveFormat IndividualMessage -IncludeSharePointDocumentVersions $true
Start-Sleep -s 5 # Arbitrarily wait 5 seconds to give microsoft's side time to create the SearchAction before the next commands try to run against it. I /COULD/ do a for loop and check, but it's really not worth it.
# Check if the export tool is installed for the user, and download if not.
While (-Not ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($env:LOCALAPPDATA + "\Apps\2.0\") -Filter microsoft.office.client.discovery.unifiedexporttool.exe -Recurse).FullName | Where-Object{ $_ -notmatch "_none_" } | Select-Object -First 1)){
Write-Host "Downloading Unified Export Tool ."
Write-Host "This is installed per-user by the Click-Once installer."
# Credit to Jos Verlinde for his code in Load-ExchangeMFA in the Powershell Gallery! All I've done is update the manifest url and remove all the comments.
$Manifest = "https://complianceclientsdf.blob.core.windows.net/v16/Microsoft.Office.Client.Discovery.UnifiedExportTool.application"
$ElevatePermissions = $true
Try {
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Deployment
Write-Host "Starting installation of ClickOnce Application $Manifest "
$RemoteURI = [URI]::New( $Manifest , [UriKind]::Absolute)
if (-not $Manifest){
throw "Invalid ConnectionUri parameter '$ConnectionUri'"
}
$HostingManager = New-Object System.Deployment.Application.InPlaceHostingManager -ArgumentList $RemoteURI , $False
Register-ObjectEvent -InputObject $HostingManager -EventName GetManifestCompleted -Action {
new-event -SourceIdentifier "ManifestDownloadComplete"
} | Out-Null
Register-ObjectEvent -InputObject $HostingManager -EventName DownloadApplicationCompleted -Action {
new-event -SourceIdentifier "DownloadApplicationCompleted"
} | Out-Null
$HostingManager.GetManifestAsync()
$event = Wait-Event -SourceIdentifier "ManifestDownloadComplete" -Timeout 15
if ($event ) {
$event | Remove-Event
Write-Host "ClickOnce Manifest Download Completed"
$HostingManager.AssertApplicationRequirements($ElevatePermissions)
$HostingManager.DownloadApplicationAsync()
$event = Wait-Event -SourceIdentifier "DownloadApplicationCompleted" -Timeout 60
if ($event ) {
$event | Remove-Event
Write-Host "ClickOnce Application Download Completed"
}
else {
Write-error "ClickOnce Application Download did not complete in time (60s)"
}
}
else {
Write-error "ClickOnce Manifest Download did not complete in time (15s)"
}
}
finally {
Get-EventSubscriber|? {$_.SourceObject.ToString() -eq 'System.Deployment.Application.InPlaceHostingManager'} | Unregister-Event
}
}
# Find the Unified Export Tool's location and create a variable for it
$ExportExe = ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($env:LOCALAPPDATA + "\Apps\2.0\") -Filter microsoft.office.client.discovery.unifiedexporttool.exe -Recurse).FullName | Where-Object{ $_ -notmatch "_none_" } | Select-Object -First 1)
# Gather the URL and Token from the export in order to start the download
# We only need the ContainerURL and SAS Token at a minimum but we're also pulling others to help with tracking the status of the export.
$ExportName = $SearchName + "_Export"
$ExportDetails = Get-ComplianceSearchAction -Identity $ExportName -IncludeCredential -Details # Get details for the export action
# This method of splitting the Container URL and Token from $ExportDetails is thanks to schmeckendeugler from reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/PowerShell/comments/ba4fpu/automated_download_of_o365_inbox_archive/
# I was using Convert-FromString before, which was slow and terrible. His way is MUCH better.
$ExportDetails = $ExportDetails.Results.split(";")
$ExportContainerUrl = $ExportDetails[0].trimStart("Container url: ")
$ExportSasToken = $ExportDetails[1].trimStart(" SAS token: ")
$ExportEstSize = ($ExportDetails[18].TrimStart(" Total estimated bytes: ") -as [double])
$ExportTransferred = ($ExportDetails[20].TrimStart(" Total transferred bytes: ") -as [double])
$ExportProgress = $ExportDetails[22].TrimStart(" Progress: ").TrimEnd("%")
$ExportStatus = $ExportDetails[25].TrimStart(" Export status: ")
# Download the exported files from Office 365
Write-Host "Initiating download"
Write-Host "Saving export to: " + $ExportLocation
$Arguments = "-name ""$SearchName""","-source ""$ExportContainerUrl""","-key ""$ExportSasToken""","-dest ""$ExportLocation""","-trace true"
Start-Process -FilePath "$ExportExe" -ArgumentList $Arguments
while(Get-Process microsoft.office.client.discovery.unifiedexporttool -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue){
$Downloaded = Get-ChildItem $ExportLocation\$SearchName -Recurse | Measure-Object -Property Length -Sum | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Sum
Write-Progress -Id 1 -Activity "Export in Progress" -Status "Complete..." -PercentComplete $ExportProgress
if ("Completed" -notlike $ExportStatus){Write-Progress -Id 2 -Activity "Download in Progress" -Status "Estimated Complete..." -PercentComplete ($Downloaded/$ExportEstSize*100) -CurrentOperation "$Downloaded/$ExportEstSize bytes downloaded."}
else {Write-Progress -Id 2 -Activity "Download in Progress" -Status "Complete..." -PercentComplete ($Downloaded/$ExportEstSize*100) -CurrentOperation "$Downloaded/$ExportTransferred bytes downloaded."}
Start-Sleep 60
$ExportDetails = Get-ComplianceSearchAction -Identity $ExportName -IncludeCredential -Details # Get details for the export action
$ExportDetails = $ExportDetails.Results.split(";")
$ExportEstSize = ($ExportDetails[18].TrimStart(" Total estimated bytes: ") -as [double])
$ExportTransferred = ($ExportDetails[20].TrimStart(" Total transferred bytes: ") -as [double])
$ExportProgress = $ExportDetails[22].TrimStart(" Progress: ").TrimEnd("%")
$ExportStatus = $ExportDetails[25].TrimStart(" Export status: ")
Write-Host -NoNewline " ."
}
Write-Host "Download Complete!"
pause
