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In the Master branch version of PowerView.ps1, Get-ObjectAcl succesfully retrieves the IdentityReference property. In the Dev branch it does not. I don't think its isolated to Get-ObjectAcl, but it might be (I need to do more testing).
Here is the result of Get-ObjectAcl run on the same machine, on the same domain. The one on the left using the master branch version, the one on the right using the Dev branch version.
FWIW I also ran Get-DomainObjectAcl (the alias) with (not surprisingly) the same result.
I am running on Windows Server 2016 v1607 OS Build 14393.3326, PowerShell version 5.1.14393.3053. I am not sure how to check the Powerview version but I pulled it directly from the master and dev branches as of a 10 minutes ago.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the Master branch version of PowerView.ps1, Get-ObjectAcl succesfully retrieves the IdentityReference property. In the Dev branch it does not. I don't think its isolated to Get-ObjectAcl, but it might be (I need to do more testing).
Here is the result of Get-ObjectAcl run on the same machine, on the same domain. The one on the left using the master branch version, the one on the right using the Dev branch version.
FWIW I also ran Get-DomainObjectAcl (the alias) with (not surprisingly) the same result.
I am running on Windows Server 2016 v1607 OS Build 14393.3326, PowerShell version 5.1.14393.3053. I am not sure how to check the Powerview version but I pulled it directly from the master and dev branches as of a 10 minutes ago.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: