File and Folder Owner

Pretty easy to do, as it turns out:

$Path = "c:\Test"
$LogPath = "c:\test"
Get-ChildItem $Path -force -Recurse | Select Name,Directory,@{Name="Owner";Expression={(Get-ACL $_.Fullname).Owner}},CreationTime,LastAccessTime | Export-Csv $LogPath\FileFolderOwner.csv -NoTypeInformation

I also have a more advanced version that will produce an HTML report:

community.spiceworks.com/.../1722-get-fileowner

Hi Martin,

Thanks a lot for your scripts, it helped me a lot!

If there is a filtering for specific Owner name is even perfect!

I tried to add -filter username in the script but seems not working.

Sorry that I've asking the stupid question, I admit that I am still a fresh beginner for PowerShell :p

You'd have to put a Where statement at the end to filter by user.  The downside is the script has to gather ALL information and THEN filter the user out so you won't be saving any time.  You could also just put a filter row in an Excel spreadsheet and select the user you want.

$Path = "c:\Test"
$LogPath = "c:\test"
$User = "domain\user"
Get-ChildItem $Path -force -Recurse | 
    Select Name,Directory,@{Name="Owner";Expression={(Get-ACL $_.Fullname).Owner}},CreationTime,LastAccessTime | 
    Where Owner -eq $User | 
    Export-Csv $LogPath\FileFolderOwner.csv -NoTypeInformation

OK, understand.

I just wondering to have "length" which is file size information from the script as well.

And trying to convert it to human-readable file size like MB but doesn't seems work.

Do you have any idea which part is wrong?

$Path = "c:\test"

$LogPath = "c:\test"

$User = "Domain\user"

Get-ChildItem $Path -force -Recurse | 

    Select Name,Directory,Length,@{Name="Owner";Expression={(Get-ACL $_.Fullname).Owner}},@{Length="MB";Expression={$_.Length / 1MB}},CreationTime,LastAccessTime | 

    Where Owner -eq $User | 

    Export-Csv $LogPath\FileFolderOwner.csv -NoTypeInformation

You were SO close!  Calculated fields in Select follow this format:  

@{Name="whatever you want";Expression={...script to calculate the value...}}

So the script would be:

$Path = "c:\test"
$LogPath = "c:\test"
$User = "Domain\user"
Get-ChildItem $Path -force -Recurse | 
    Select Name,Directory,Length,@{Name="Owner";Expression={(Get-ACL $_.Fullname).Owner}},@{Name="MB";Expression={$_.Length / 1MB}},CreationTime,LastAccessTime | 
    Where Owner -eq $User | 
    Export-Csv $LogPath\FileFolderOwner.csv -NoTypeInformation

THANKS Martin!! 

It's Working!

You are so good!