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StoragePoint 6.3 - PowerShell and API Reference Guide

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Get-DecryptUncompressBLOBFile

The command allows you to decrypt and/or uncompress a BLOB file that is no longer referenced in SharePoint.

Parameters

·InputFile: The name of the encrypted and/or compressed BLOB file.

·OutputFile: The filename and path to write the decrypted and/or uncompressed BLOB file to. *Should be different than InputFile parameter.*

·Uncompress: Switch parameter that indicates if input file is compressed and should be uncompressed.

·Decrypt: Switch parameter that indicates if input file is encrypted and should be decrypted.

·Passphrase: If decryption is specified (-Decrypt parameter), this parameter specifies the passphrase that was used as the basis for the encryption key. This is *required* if decryption is desired.

·KeySize: Strength of AES encryption used to encrypt. 256 is the default. 128 is the other option.

 

Examples

The following example shows decrypting a BLOB:

Add-PSSnapin StoragePoint.PowershellCmdlets –erroraction SilentlyContinue

Get-DecryptUncompressBLOBFile -InputFile "\\fs\sh\Blob1.docx.blob" -OutputFile "c:\blob1.docx" -Decrypt -Passphrase "myencryptionpassword"

The following example shows just uncompressing a BLOB:

Add-PSSnapin StoragePoint.PowershellCmdlets –erroraction SilentlyContinue

Get-DecryptUncompressBLOBFile -InputFile "\\fs\sh\Blob2.docx.blob" -OutputFile "c:\blob2.docx" -Uncompress

The following example shows decrypting and uncompressing a BLOB:

Add-PSSnapin StoragePoint.PowershellCmdlets –erroraction SilentlyContinue

Get-DecryptUncompressBLOBFile -InputFile "\\fs\sh\Blob3.docx.blob" -OutputFile "c:\blob3.docx" -Decrypt -Passphrase "myencryptionpassword" -Uncompress

Get-LibrarianConfig

Parameters

·LibrarianConfigName (lfn): The name of the Librarian configuration. REQUIRED.

Data fields Returned (example):

·LibrarianConfigName        : LibrarianTest1

·LibrarianId                : 8

·ProfileId                : 075ac09e-af0b-456d-95b2-97dd89092c6e

·Name                       : librarianUI

·Scope                     : WebApp

·FileShareToCatalog             : \\STP-JD-SP19-0\stp\catalog

·DestinationContainer          : wa:240098dc-7971-4f6b-9409-d3f0271c4c57

·ExcludedFolders                :

·IncludedFolders                :

·ExcludeFoldersPattern     :

·IncludeFoldersPattern      :

·ExcludeCreatedBefore         : 1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM

·ExcludeLastModifiedBefore      : 1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM

·ExcludeLastAccessedBefore      : 1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM

·FileSizeLimit                  : 0

·ExcludedFileTypes              :

·IncludedFileTypes              :

·TruncationEnabled              : True

·TruncationMaxFolderSize        : 50

·TruncationMaxFileSize          : 50

·TruncationType                 : FoldersAndFiles

·TruncationReplacementCharacter : -

·DocumentSetsAction             : None

·CleanupNames                   : True

·PromoteFolderPermissions       : False

·IsMySiteHost                   : False

Set-EndpointConnection

This command will update the storage endpoint connection string in StoragePoint.

Parameters

·EndpointName (e): The name of the new Endpoint. REQUIRED.

·Connection (conn): The connection string for the Endpoint. REQUIRED.

Examples

The following example will update the connection string of an existing StoragePoint endpoint with a file system adapter.

Set-EndpointConnection –e “EP1” –conn “PATH=\\SERVERNAME\Endpoints\EP10”

 

Set-SystemCacheConnection

This commandlet updates the System Cache connection string for the adapter.

Parameters

·Connection (conn): Connection string for the adapter. REQUIRED.

Example

The following example will update the system cache endpoint connection string, using the File System Adapter.

Set-SystemCacheConnection –conn “PATH=\\SERVERNAME\EndpointName;AUDITDELETE=False;BUFFERSIZE=8192;SHREDONDELETE=False;USEMETA=False;”

 

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