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Three features I'd like to see in the script area: 1. A way of sorting by user (i.e. by the user that submitted a script. Useful mainly to find all the scripts I've submitted! 2. A way of combining script filters - i.e I'd like to see scritps by user and within user by date submitted, etc...
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I'd like to encourage script submitters to use the autohelp feature of PowerShell CTP3 when creating scripts. I've posted a full example at http://pshscripts.blogspot.com/2008/12/get-autohelpps1.html (and will shortly post this same script up here at PowerShell.Com). I intend to post the scripts...
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By Doug Finke PowerShell Script Club – Starts in April. by Doug Finke on March 4, 2009. The first meeting of the PowerShell Script Club will be on April 6th, 2009. Script Clubs are great. Like a hands on lab with no set topic or teacher. ... Read More
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Hello all, I hope somebody will give me a help with this. I need to make a Powershell script that receives 2 XML files (source and destination) as parameter and based on what is on one file, it updates the second one. I don’t know what can be on the “source” XML, so the script needs...
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Is there an easy way of recording the start and end times of a script run within the current PS session, ie something like the event that gets added to the latest Get-History list with all the commandline arguments? I need a record of these times to be added to a file.
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Hi, Im new to powershell, I have writtien the following script which seems to run OK except it doesn't pull the information back. Any help would be greatly received. clear-host $date1 = (Get-date).adddays(-1) $computers = "C:\scripts\Powershell\pac\computers2003.txt" $SmtpServer = ""...
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Thanks for the plug! I'm trying to add lots of useful scripts to http://pshscripts.blogspot.com - the aim is one a day, but that is a lot of work. Coming up, I'll be looking at some things you can do with PowerShell and WMI.
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I need to have a permanent background monitor running to run a command if a certain event occurs. I am confused by all the parameters which may be necessary to accomplish so could somebody please supply a simple solution?
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Thomas Lee wrote a useful script to get an assembly full name from a loaded assembly. You can find the script here: http://pshscripts.blogspot.com/2008/11/get-assemblynameps1.html
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Thanks! It would be useful if there was a way to grab the scripts from pshscripts.blogspot.com and auto-publish them here!