Any powershell guru's in da house

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Hi all,

Hoping that there are some powershell god's here that can help me. I have been given a task of setting some netware permissions for folders with a certain name.

This is all payroll stuff so for example HR have a folder for every person and in that folder are other subfolders such as training,Payroll,sickness. What I would like is to start at the parent folder and scan each persons folder and when the script comes across a folder called payroll then kick off a netware app called lrights which will allow me to script the permissions change.
I guess I will need to do some kind of get-childitem and save the results into an array!? which can then be called back and written into a variable for the lrights executable.

The kind of output into the array that I will need would be something like P:\user\payroll

At the moment the script I have created give this output for each user:

Directory: P:\lastname, firstname



Name : Payroll
CreationTime : 18/01/2010 11:27:08
LastWriteTime : 18/01/2010 11:27:08
LastAccessTime : 01/01/1601 00:00:00


My script at the moment looks like this:

Function FindFolder
{
$input | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq “Payroll”}
}
Get-ChildItem -Path P:\ -Recurse | FindFolder | Format-list

Any help/advice very gratefully accepted

 

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I'm in da office.

But I'm not a powerhell guru