Hello,
I'm trying to develop a PowerShell script that would automatically generate INI files for the 3CX assistant based on user input. So, for example, if the script asked what the user's extension will be and the person types "3024", it will automatically put that in the INI file. What we plan on doing is having these INI files stored on the network so that each time someone logs into their computer a batch file sees what the username is and automatically downloads their custom INI file so that if users are switching between computers it will always have their profile. Anyway, the problem I'm running into is one of the values in the 3CX assistant INI file (C:\documents and settings\User\Application Data\3CX Assistant\data\config.ini) is the PIN number used by the software. It looks like it's obfuscated or encrypted in some way. So for example my PIN is 1010, but when I look in the file it reads as:
So, if our script asks the technician "What will the person's PIN number be?" and they type in 1010, it will put "1010" in the INI file, rather than in the above (correct) format. Any ideas as to how this is being hidden, and how I could get around this obstacle?
I'm trying to develop a PowerShell script that would automatically generate INI files for the 3CX assistant based on user input. So, for example, if the script asked what the user's extension will be and the person types "3024", it will automatically put that in the INI file. What we plan on doing is having these INI files stored on the network so that each time someone logs into their computer a batch file sees what the username is and automatically downloads their custom INI file so that if users are switching between computers it will always have their profile. Anyway, the problem I'm running into is one of the values in the 3CX assistant INI file (C:\documents and settings\User\Application Data\3CX Assistant\data\config.ini) is the PIN number used by the software. It looks like it's obfuscated or encrypted in some way. So for example my PIN is 1010, but when I look in the file it reads as:
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AuthPIN=0bacf832cab29443So, if our script asks the technician "What will the person's PIN number be?" and they type in 1010, it will put "1010" in the INI file, rather than in the above (correct) format. Any ideas as to how this is being hidden, and how I could get around this obstacle?
