extended to use the CertifyTheWeb script param

[BananaAcid]

CertifyTheWeb passes a Result-object to the script, containing a bunch of properties. One is the CertificateThumbprintHash.

changed/added:

Param(
	$Result,
	[string]$Thumbprint,
	[switch]$LogOutput,
	[string]$LogPath
)

#----------------------------------------------------------[Declarations]----------------------------------------------------------

If ($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('Result') -Like $True) {
	$Thumbprint = $Result.ManagedItem.CertificateThumbprintHash;
}

$RunAsAdministrator ......

Setup here:

[tobidemski]

I would not recommend it this way because you build custom stuff in to this script and makes it harder to upgrade.
The script is only the plain part to update hmailserver and can be integrated in all kind of tasks.

I would recommend to add a base entry point (Update-hMailServer.ps1 for example) which starts with the param from CertifyTheWeb Post Deployment Task and pass through the recommended values (in this case the new thumbprint) to the Update-hMailServerCertificate.ps1.

So if new updates are appear for this repository you just replace the old Update-hMailServerCertificate.ps1 with the new one and you are almost fine (if no breaking changes are in place)

Example:
Update-hMailServer.ps1 Content:

param($result)

& "C:\Update-hMailServerCertificate.ps1" -Thumbprint $result.ManagedItem.CertificateThumbprintHash

(Not tested)

In this case you are more flexible and can add more stuff like restart hmail server etc.