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Fix ListPath as resourceURI and sasToken

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KnifMelti 2024-04-11 20:40:35 +02:00
parent 3b8d1f5ff2
commit 6ea6b895ad
2 changed files with 19 additions and 1 deletions
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README.md
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@ -96,7 +96,9 @@ Use White List instead of Black List. This setting will not create the "excluded
**-ListPath**<br>
Get Black/White List from external Path (**URL/UNC/Local/GPO**) - download/copy to Winget-AutoUpdate installation location if external list is newer.<br>
**PATH** must end with a Directory, not a File...<br>
...if the external Path is an **URL** and the web host doesn't respond with a date/time header for the file (i.e **GitHub**) then the file is always downloaded!
...if the external Path is an **URL** and the web host doesn't respond with a date/time header for the file (i.e **GitHub**) then the file is always downloaded!<br>
...if the external Path is a Private Azure Container protected by a SAS token it should be like this (`resourceURI?sasToken`):<br>
`https://storagesample.blob.core.windows.net/sample-container?v=2023-11-31&sr=b&sig=39Up9jzHkxhUIhFEjEh9594DIxe6cIRCgOVOICGSP%3A377&sp=rcw`
If `-ListPath` is set to **GPO** the Black/White List can be managed from within the GPO itself under **Application GPO Blacklist**/**Application GPO Whitelist**. Thanks to [Weatherlights](https://github.com/Weatherlights) in [#256 (reply in thread)](https://github.com/Romanitho/Winget-AutoUpdate/discussions/256#discussioncomment-4710599)!

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Sources/WAU/Winget-AutoUpdate/functions/Test-ListPath.ps1
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@ -21,6 +21,22 @@ function Test-ListPath ($ListPath, $UseWhiteList, $WingetUpdatePath) {
# If path is URL
if ($ListPath -like "http*") {
$ExternalList = -join ($ListPath, "/", $ListType)
# Test if $ListPath contains the character "?" (testing for SAS token)
if ($Listpath -match "\?") {
# Split the URL into two strings at the "?" substring
$splitPath = $ListPath.Split("`?")
# Assign the first string (up to "?") to the variable $resourceURI
$resourceURI = $splitPath[0]
# Assign the second string (after "?" to the end) to the variable $sasToken
$sasToken = $splitPath[1]
# Join the parts and add "/$ListType?" in between the parts
$ExternalList = -join ($resourceURI, "/$ListType`?", $sasToken)
}
$wc = New-Object System.Net.WebClient
try {
$wc.OpenRead("$ExternalList").Close() | Out-Null