winjob
Parser for Windows Scheduled Task files. This module will attempt to determine if the job file is in binary or xml format and then create an object that contains attributes for all of the fields. Calling that object’s parse method will cause it to return a dictionary of those fields. When used from the command line it will output that dictionary as a JSON object.
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$ pip install winjob$ python setup.py installUsage
As a module:
>>> import winjob
>>> fd = open('taskfile.job', 'r')
>>> task = winjob.winjob.read_task(fd.read())
>>> print task.parse()On the command line:
$ winjob.py taskfile.jobMore Information
Free software: BSD license, see LICENSE.txt for details
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