sync-allgroups.ps1 #1

<#
	.SYNOPSIS
	Synchronize all groups for a perforce server with Active Directory. 
#>

Function p4sync-allgroups
{
$servercheck = p4get-server
if ($servercheck.pingsuccess.equals($true))
	{
		#this function will force sync all groups in the perforce depot. It collects a list of group names that exist on the perforce and active directory side of the fence.
		$result = @() #collection of reporting data for the status of syncing all the groups.
		$groups = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList #list of all groups potentially available for sync on a server.
		$uniquegroups = $null
		$ou = $null #ou that the perforce depot parent auth group is located
		$container = "p4" + $servercheck.server #build the root container name. There should only be one OU in the entire enterprise named this. if not, sucks to be you.
		try
		{
			$ou = get-qadobject -type 'organizationalUnit' $container
		}
		catch
		{
			$message = "Cannot find primary auth group for current server"
			write-error  $message
		}
		if ($ou) #if the ou is valid, construct an array of all possible groups to sync.
		{
			p4get-authgroups | %{[void]$groups.add($_.name)} #add all the authentication groups to the group list.
			get-qadgroup -searchroot $ou | %{[void]$groups.add($_.name)} #add all the groups from the primary OU for the depot.
			p4get-group | %{[void]$groups.add($_.group)} #add all the groups from the perforce server.
			$uniquegroups = $groups | sort | gu #sort the groups uniquely
			$i=0
			foreach ($group in $uniquegroups)
			{
				write-progress -id 101 -parentid 100 -activity "Group Sync in Progress" -status "Working on group $group" -percentcomplete (($i/$uniquegroups.count)*100)
				$result += p4sync-group $group
				$i++
			}	
			write-progress -id 101 -completed -activity "Complete." -status "Complete."
		}
		
	}
return $result
}