this seems like a simple task and should be simple to do.. but
does anyone know of a utility to get a file listing from a windows mapped drive that includes modified, accessed, and changed times? something that does csv output.
i don't have options to install anything, so it must be a stand alone app
Can you use a batch?
And have a temporary file somewhere?
jaclaz
yes. problem is i know of no way to get any other timestamp other than last modified from the standard dir command
yes. problem is i know of no way to get any other timestamp other than last modified from the standard dir command
You joking? 😯
The DIR /T is there for that wink
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[time] /T the time field to display & use for sorting
/TC Creation
/TA Last Access
/TW Last Written (default)
Point is that you can specify just one parameter, so you need to run it three times and combine the results….
jaclaz
jaclaz,
i understand that… but it still will not give me output suitable for csv
Chad,
You're right, but it will give you suitable output to be parsed and put into .csv format.
I've used Perl and the stat() function to do just that. I wrote a script to do exactly what you're asking and 'compiled' it into a standalone .exe file.
You can always try fls.exe, from the TSK tools…
FTK Imager Lite will run from a thumbdrive, and using the "Contents of a Folder" option you can load a mapped drive. Selecting the "Export Directory Listing…" option will give you a CSV file with MAC date/time stamps.
dietro.
ftk imager lite will not export file listings from a contents of folder… that was the 1st thing i tried
Just tested it, and you are correct. What is really strange, is that it will allow you to go through the whole "Save As" process, and then never actually exports the list.
I've been doing a lot of imaging of mapped network drives lately, and just check the "Create Directory Listing" option. So the tool is certainly capable of completing the task. For whatever reason AD has decided we have no need to export a list of the contents of a folder unless we image it. Glad they decided that for us…..
As far as other tools, I have used FLS before, but if IIRC, it is kind of picky and I am not sure if it will work with a mapped drive.
If I understand your need correctly, I think MiTeC DirList is well worth looking at. I've just used it and it presents listings very clearly. Configurable to csv and html outputs.