This is a collection of helpful scripts and personal, just for fun, scripts that I have been writing.
####windowsSystemInfo.py This will simply display basic information about your computer. Simply run it:
python windowsSystemInfo.py
and it will output information like the following:
-------------------- Computer Information --------------------
Computer Name ................ WorldWideWes
Current Domain ............... MyDomain.edu
IP Address ................... 10.10.10.101
Subnet Mask .................. 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway .............. 10.10.10.10
OS Type ...................... 64-Bit
Logged In User ............... user
Machine ...................... Windows 10
Version ...................... 10.0.10240, Service Pack: SP0
RAM .......................... 8.0 GB
RAM Slots Used ............... 2
####modified.py This is used as a syncing method to keep track of all deleted files and modified files. This will scan the directory it is located in (including all sub folder and files) and return a list of updated files or deleted files. It keeps track of all files that it has scanned in a file called "last_modified.txt". This is how it will know if a file as been updated or deleted. It stores it like a JSON object which is later parsed for its information. It stores the filename, the directory it is located in, if it is a directory or file, and the last modified time (in float format for easy comparison). Then it will sync to another folder location. Currently this doesn't support network folders but that can be changed in the code.
Simply run the file the following:
python modified.py -D C:\Users\user\Desktop\newFolder
You can also use the "-F" option to force a resync of everything. This will rebuild the DB File as well
And it will output a file called "last_modified.txt" and show the following output in the console:
========== Reading Modified Files in Current Dir ==========
----- 1/2 Finding All Modified Files -----
1/4 Scanning Files: .\php_imagick-3.3.0rc1-5.5-ts-vc11-x86\watermark.phpdbGICKb.libbte.hhhvate.h
...Done.
2/4 Scanning DB File:.\here.txtick-3.3.0rc1-5.5-ts-vc11-x86\watermark.phpdbGICKb.libbte.hhhvate.h
...Done.
3/4 Finding Deleted Files...
Found Deleted File(s): here.txt
...Done.
4/4 Finding All Modified Files...
Searching: .\php_imagick-3.3.0rc1-5.5-ts-vc11-x86lude\wandck
...Done.
0 File(s) have been added or modified
1 Files(s) have been moved or deleted
------- 2/2 Moving Modified Files ------
1/2 Syncing Modified/Added Files...
...Done.
2/2 Syncing Deleted Files...
Removing: C:\Users\user\Desktop\Copies\here.txt
...Done.
######Final Note for modified.py The copy to location is hard coded in the functions "delete_files" and "move_files" this will have to be changed.
####metadata.py This will attempt to display the metadata for a file. You will need to specify a single file or list of files to scan like the following:
python metadata.py -F last_modified.txt
The output will look like the following:
File Permissions .................... -rw-rw-rw-
Size ................................ 0 BYTES
User ID ............................. 0
Group ID ............................ 0
File Owner(s) ....................... NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(I)(F)
BUILTIN\Administrators:(I)(F)
MyDomain\user:(I)(F)
Creation Time ....................... 2016-04-11 09:27:42.605286
Last File Access .................... 2016-04-11 09:27:42.605286
Last Mod Time ....................... 2016-04-13 12:17:49.844588
Symbolic Link ....................... False
# of Locations on System ............ 1
Device .............................. 1719608249