Thanks for the suggestion, but getting a list of all mac addresses is not a problem. The problem is identifying which macaddress from the list is the …

This is to avoid having users run a single license on multiple machines. So it’s to “protect” a script I’ll be releasing publicly.

I just have and it gives interesting results. When my VPN is on I get 00FF848D09A2. This is the actual macaddress of the vpn. When I switch my VPN off…

That’s definitely possible. But looking at one of these addresses (the one from my VM) it seems less than unique: 0A:00:27:00:00:00. I can’t say, but …

Thanks Denis, that code does give me the same three macaddresses my code finds. However in a different order. And it seems the System.Net.NetworkInfor…

Fantastic Denis, thanks for these samples.

Denis, if it’s not too much to ask, could you make an example which loops over my example objects? I just don’t know how to create a pathname with a v…

Yes, but is also says “specified pathnames”. And in that same help page, there’s an example at the end which hints at this functionality (in bold) in…

Ah, I thought the <in node> context also applied to the pathname and acted like a kind of filter by only returning the nodes within that context…

Hey Jorge, yes, looping through the children is a possibility. But I’d like to get to the children through the parents. This means I loop over each pa…

Thanks Serejah for the extra research. After digging more into this, I’ve found this excellent video about the async/await patterns in .net: . In the…

That’s insane, and it works! So basically you just pop up a modal dialog off screen to stall further script execution and let the background worker fi…

Serejah, I see what you mean. Overall, the script flow doesn’t wait, but the Wait() seems to work well within the work function. Code after Wait() is …