Fix dircrawler logfile path

Format readme

Dump/Dump.ps1

@@ -151,9 +151,9 @@ Function Execute-Cmd-Wrapper([string]$cmd, [array]$optionalParams, [bool]$maxRet
 # Creating output directories
 #
 #   $outputDir\
-#     |- logs
-#     |- dumps
-#     \- relations
+#     |- Ldap
+#     |- Logs
+#     \- Relations
 #
 $outputDirParent = $outputDir
 $outputDir += "\$date`_$domainDnsName"
@@ -214,7 +214,7 @@ if($dumpLdap -and !$fromExistingDumps.IsPresent) {
    Execute-Cmd-Wrapper -optionalParams $optionalParams -cmd @"
      .\Bin\directorycrawler.exe
    -w '$logLevel'
-   -f '$outputDirParent\Logs\$filesPrefix.dircrwl.log'
+   -f '$outputDir\Logs\$filesPrefix.dircrwl.log'
    -j '.\Bin\ADng_ADCP.json'
    -o '$outputDirParent'
    -s '$domainController'

README.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ RelADCP/x64 for DirectoryCrawler.
 0. Install Neo4j: download [neo4j community edition](https://neo4j.com/download/other-releases/) and extract the zip/tar archive (not the installer). **Do not start the Neo4j server before importing your data.**
 
 
-0. Install Ruby from http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ or from your distribution.
+0. Install Ruby from https://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ or from your distribution.
 
 
 0. Install the `neography` gem. In an elevated prompt or with sudo:
@@ -157,10 +157,11 @@ You may need admin permissions to start/stop Neo4j.
   $env:DUMP = "PATH_TO\yyyymmdd_domainfqdn\" 
 
 - In neo4j folder:
-  .\bin\neo4j-import --into data\databases\adcp.db --id-type string  `
-  --nodes $env:DUMP\Ldap\all_nodes.csv  `
-  --relationships $((dir $env:DUMP\relations\*.csv -exclude *.deny.csv) -join ',') `
-  --input-encoding UTF-16LE --multiline-fields=true
+
+>     .\bin\neo4j-import --into data\databases\adcp.db --id-type string  `
+    --nodes $env:DUMP\Ldap\all_nodes.csv  `
+    --relationships $((dir $env:DUMP\relations\*.csv -exclude *.deny.csv) -join ',') `
+    --input-encoding UTF-16LE --multiline-fields=true
 
 
   Headers-related errors will be raised and can be ignored. It is still a good idea to have a look at the bad.log file.