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I've been trying to solve this problem for a while but can't seem to find a decent solution. I'm pulling the output of two certutil commands inside of a Powershell script:

certutil -View -config $CAserver -restrict "Disposition=20" csv >> $output1
certutil -View -config $CAserver -restrict "Disposition=16" csv >> $output2

Problem is that I'm getting the headers for each disposition individually even if do this as a one-liner with "Disposition>=16,Disposition<=20" and it's breaking things further down the line. I'm looking for a way to take the values from one command and append it to the csv of the other.

Current output:

"HeaderA1","HeaderA2","HeaderA3","HeaderA4"
"ValueA1","ValueA2","ValueA3","ValueA4"
"HeaderB1","HeaderB2","HeaderB3","HeaderB4"
"ValueB1","ValueB2","ValueB3","ValueB4"

Desired output:

"HeaderA1","HeaderA2","HeaderA3","HeaderA4"
"ValueA1","ValueA2","ValueA3","ValueA4"
"ValueB1","ValueB2","ValueB3","ValueB4"

Example code to interpret the outputs:

$import = Import-Csv $output | Where-Object { ($_. "Certificate Template" -eq <TEMPLATE_STRING>) -OR ($_. "Request Disposition" -match <DISPOSITION_STRING>) } | Select-Object 'Issued Common Name','Certificate Effective Date','Certificate Expiration Date','Certificate Template','Serial Number'
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  • Welcome to SO. Can you show us the contents of $output1 and $output2 produced by your certutil calls; some PowerShell code you've tried parsing $output1 and $output2; and also the expected output result? Commented Jul 1, 2020 at 13:17
  • I'll add it to my question Commented Jul 1, 2020 at 13:28
  • cmdlets are powershell commands written in c#. You can skip the first line of output in the second command. Commented Jul 1, 2020 at 14:09
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