The sourcecode can’t be made public unfortunately, since there’s a lot more to it, however I can explain the way it functions.įirst of all, you need to configure the OneDrive Client through the registry (“HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive” set “EnableADAL” to 1) I’ve got a working solution for this in python. Start "odopen://sync/?siteId=$siteid&webId=$webid&listId=$listid&userEmail=$upn&webUrl=$URL&webtitle=$webtitle&listtitle=$listtitle" $path = "C:\Users\$($env:username)\Lime Networks BV\Lime Networks - $($listtitle)" $strFilter = “(&(objectCategory=User)(SAMAccountName=$Env:USERNAME))” $Version = Get-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion' -Name ReleaseID | Select-Object ReleaseID #Sleep is required, if the same script runs at the same time it'll mess up the configuration. Its still in a pretty unfinished state, but it might help you if you are currently struggling with this: The only sad part about it is that my pretty cool logon script will become useless fairly soon, anyway I’m sharing this to everyone.
Combined with Files on Demands most users won’t even know the difference. Automapping sites will be a great benefit for migrations where users are saying goodbye to the good old file system, and hello to SharePoint online. Microsoft recently announced that the OneDrive for business client will support automatically mapping SharePoint sites – Which is something I’ve been working on to script for some time now.
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