# setprofileprop.py
"""
Set Profile Property
This script will set a property on all user profiles based on the pattern provided.
Usage:
ipy setprofileprop.py --url http://myserver --prop Picture
--value http://myserver/pics/{Alias}.jpg
Arguments:
url - server url
prop - property to set
value - value to set the property to
[--help] - show this help
"""
import sp
from sp import sharedservices
import re
import sys
import scriptutil
__all__ = ["set_profile_prop"]
def main(argv):
args = scriptutil.getargs(argv, ["url=", "prop=", "value="], [], __doc__, True)
set_profile_prop(args["url"], args["prop"], args["value"])
def set_profile_prop(url, prop, value):
"""Executes the script"""
# walk over all profiles and call apply_value
sharedservices.enum_profiles(url, lambda p: _apply_value(p, prop, value))
def _apply_value(profile, prop, value):
"""Applies the value to the profile provided"""
print "Processing", profile["AccountName"]
# take the value, locate any {key} patterns, then
# replace each with the property from the profile
regex = re.compile("{(.*?)}")
for match in regex.finditer(value):
key = match.group(1)
# handle special case where 'Alias' maps to 'AccountName'
trim = False
if key == "Alias":
key = "AccountName"
trim = True
val = profile[key].Value
if trim == True:
val = val.split("\\")[1]
value = value.replace(match.group(0), val)
# how apply updated value to the profile property
profile[prop].Value = value
profile.Commit()
if __name__ == '__main__':
main(sys.argv[1:])
