Piping Get-Content results to the remove-Item cmdlet

JimR1701 — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 05:00:00 GMT

I am new to powershell, trying to teach it to myself. I am trying to write a script that pulls a list of servers from a text file and pipes the results to the remove-item cmdlet. Once the get-content cmdlet has supplied the information I am trying to go to each server on the list of servers and access the C:\windows\temp folder and delete only certain files. This is what I have so far. There are many different files with the same name just different extension that need to be cleaned out.

get-content C:\scripts\ServerList.txt | remove-item C:\windows\Temp -include File.*

I know this will not work, but it is a starting point.

Please help.

Thanks Jim

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Piping Get-Content results to the remove-Item cmdlet