Public/Restore-P1ConfigVal.ps1
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function Restore-P1ConfigVal { <# .Synopsis Copy in local files the PlannerOne Config files. .Description After the backup command, this command copy the PlannerOne backup configuration files and reset the PlannerOne web security for the tenant(s). .Parameter filesDir Input files config directory. .Parameter Tenant The target tenant. If you have more than one tenant, use "," to seperate all name like -tenant "tenant1,tenant2,tenant3" .Example # Restoring PlannerOne Config File Restore-P1ConfigVal -filesDir 'C:\tmp\PlannerOne_BackUp' -tenant Prod # Restoring PlannerOne with multitenant configuration Restore-P1ConfigVal -filesDir 'C:\tmp\PlannerOne-BackUp' -tenant 'Prod1,Debug,ValidTest2015,ValidTest2017' #> [cmdletbinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string] $filesDir, [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string] $tenant ) Process { Write-Section "Restore PlannerOne Configuration File from '$filesDir'" if(($filesDir -eq "") -OR !(test-path $filesDir )){ Write-Error "Folder $filesDir not found" return } $OutDir = $env:ProgramData + "\PlannerOne" mkdir $OutDir -force Copy-Item $filesDir $OutDir -Recurse -force Write-Verbose "Copy '$filesDir' to '$OutDir'." if($tenant.Contains(',')){ $tenants = $tenant.Split(',').Trim() foreach($tnt in $tenants){ Write-Verbose "Restore WebSecurity for tenant : $tnt" Restore-P1WebSecurity -tenant $tnt } }else{ Write-Verbose "Restore WebSecurity for tenant : $tenant" Restore-P1WebSecurity -tenant $tenant } Write-OK "Restore ended" } } |