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43 check-ins using file Logger-psm1.ps1 version 43b4521efb

2018-06-10
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Stores script configuration on computer. This one is generic and would work with any PowerShell script/tool. A more PowerGUI specific one can be found at: http://dmitrysotnikov.wordpress.com/2010/05/07/storing-powergui-add-on-configuration check-in: 959b25d9aa user: unknown tags: trunk
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This code determines the IP address of a virtual ESXi VM in what might just be the dumbest way possible, namely by taking a screenshot of it, OCRing the results and extracting the IP. For educational purposes only. Unfortunately it’s pretty slow due to some cmdlet slowness. Requires PowerCLI 4.0 U1, PowerShell v2, and Microsoft Office Document Imaging (MODI) to be installed and configured. check-in: b1f0287aef user: Carter Shanklin tags: trunk
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Written to provide an easy method to perform easy batch check-in: 927f3f3d73 user: Jason Ferris tags: trunk
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Written to provide an easy method to perform easy batch check-in: 83b4f0e88c user: unknown tags: trunk
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All descriptions on the web which show how to do this so far have left the email attachment open which means if the script is continuing after the email and you wish to use the file you have attached you will not be able to as it will show as locked, use this example to close the attached file correctly using .Dispose() check-in: 1cce010c3f user: Richard van Erk tags: trunk
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Create PSObjects from hashtables. Supports converting nested hashtables, and joining multiple pipelined hashtables into one object using Join-Object check-in: f63615010a user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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Performs a join of all properties from two objects. Supports scriptblock evaluation, pipeline joining, etc. check-in: 3d988636fd user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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For more information: check-in: 7c3be5babf user: unknown tags: trunk
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Today I had spent a lot of time troubleshooting one module. After few checks I realized that it was simple typo that prevented PS from seeing my module in correct way. So here is function for you to avoid same problems… ;) check-in: d624785806 user: Bartek Bielawski tags: trunk
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This script runs a variety of checks on server hardware to get status or basic information. It can check memory, perc events, firmware versions, gets service tags, shows summary hardware status, retrieves ESM log, and can auto load the omsa webpage. This is a basic overview of some dell WMI related namespace operations which can be easily extended as needed. To run the script, provide the name of the function you want to call and the remote machine name to check. Note: WMI namespace for Dell is installed with dell openmanage software, v4 and higher. check-in: 0b9af82535 user: Nathan Linley tags: trunk
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This script will check if the specified Microsoft Office Excel Addins are loaded, and if not load them. check-in: 0727dc421b user: David Valdes tags: trunk
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The Get-ADGroupModificationsReport script, which were posted on http://poshcode.org/1402, are now enhanced in due to performance by storing each domain controllers security eventlog in a variable check-in: ee1f13a437 user: Jan Egil Ring tags: trunk
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Restarts applications using a ManagementEventWatcher to watch for an InstanceDeletionEvent … use at your own risk ;) check-in: bdbcdbb61b user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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A function to set an IP Address check-in: 20d3aa81bd user: Shane Powser tags: trunk
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Get-Weather parses and displays the current weather and forecast from the Yahoo! RSS. Simply enter your zipcode (or IXX code from Yahoo weather) and -c(elcius) if you don’t want Fahrenheit temperatures. check-in: b8c5eeaa32 user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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My sudo script runs commands or apps elevated without prompting. But it’s awfully hacky :( check-in: 878c14468e user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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Script to use when migrating mailboxes to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Cross-Forest. Prepares user objects already moved to the target forest using Active Directory Migration Tool or other tools, and then invokes the mailbox move request. check-in: bccba7c898 user: unknown tags: trunk
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Presents the user with a .NET GUI box to collect subnet (10.30.49), starting node (1) and ending node (254). Uses this info to collect information from every PC on that subnet within that node range and then outputs data to a spreadsheet. Example shown outputs to OpenOffice Calc but I have a seperate one for Excel output. This is one of my first attempts at really useful scripts. Im sure there are some things that could have (should have) been done differently or better. check-in: cbbcd3d901 user: Brad Blaylock tags: trunk
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Presents the user with a .NET GUI box to collect subnet (10.30.49), starting node (1) and ending node (254). Uses this info to collect information from every PC on that subnet within that node range and then outputs data to a spreadsheet. Example shown outputs to OpenOffice Calc but I have a seperate one for Excel output. This is one of my first attempts at really useful scripts. Im sure there are some things that could have (should have) been done differently or better. check-in: 222bd8b7a7 user: Brad Blaylock tags: trunk
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Enabling/Disabling network adapter. Works on Windows XP and higher. check-in: 9908d48c23 user: Kris Cieslak tags: trunk
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Send an email via the GMail SMTP server (or any server, really, but there’s some extra code in here and defaults that will make it work with Gmail so you won’t have to do research). NOTE: there’s a Send-SmtpMail in PSCX, but as far as I can tell, there’s no way to convince it to use SSL so I can’t get it to work with Gmail at all. check-in: a33202810c user: unknown tags: trunk
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Log SharePoint content deletions in all sites fora specified web application. Motivation was to determine content deletion dates to easily find the right backup for a selective restore. check-in: 25aad2facc user: cglessner tags: trunk
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Restarts applications using a ManagementEventWatcher to watch for an InstanceDeletionEvent … use at your own risk ;) check-in: f4fa5ccb6e user: unknown tags: trunk
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A function to set an IP Address check-in: 8b15a5f024 user: Andy Schneider tags: trunk
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Creates self-signed signing certificate and installs it to certificate store. check-in: 047161d4b8 user: Vadims Podans tags: trunk
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Creates self-signed signing certificate and installs it to certificate store. check-in: 68f6df740d user: unknown tags: trunk
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Modeled after SQL Server 2008 Invoke-Sqlcmd, but fixes bug in QueryTimeout. Fixed minor issue closing connection. check-in: c07af1680f user: Chad Miller tags: trunk
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Modeled after SQL Server 2008 Invoke-Sqlcmd, but fixes bug in QueryTimeout check-in: a44e91197b user: Chad Miller tags: trunk
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A simpler version of http://powershellcentral.com/scripts/178 which just bridges atom to a jabber chat check-in: 95cc05ce74 user: unknown tags: trunk
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Implements SQL Server 2008 Invoke-Sqlcmd and addresses bug where querytimeout does not work correctly https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/551799/invoke-sqlcmd-querytimeout-0-still-times-out check-in: 2b343f47c6 user: unknown tags: trunk
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A cool prompt function. Insert code into your profile script (“C:\Users\%username%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1”). Must use Consolas font in powershell (set font, then restart powershell) for special characters to appear correctly. Displays path + uptime in title, example prompt as: jgentile@quadbox●~\powershell► check-in: f389be45a9 user: unknown tags: trunk
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Find duplicates in <directories/files> comparing size then MD5 of files. Usage: finddupe.ps1 <directory/file #1> <directory/file #2> ... <directory/file #N> [-delete] [-noprompt] [-recurse] ; -delete will prompt to delete duplicates. -delete and -noprompt together will delete duplicates without prompting. -recurse looks in all subdirectories of all listed directories. The first file in a duplicate pair will not be deleted ever. check-in: 81a639842d user: James Gentile tags: trunk
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quick code example for a discussion on posting code. code lifted from http://sev17.com/2010/04/t-sql-tuesday-005-ssis-reporting/ check-in: e09a25dd76 user: unknown tags: trunk
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Creates a bridge between (any) MUC chatroom and a Jabber user — by default it joins the #PowerShell channel at IRC.FreeNode.net and echos everything said there to you, and everything you say to it … to the chat room. Really quite useless, except as a demonstration. check-in: cd398b2467 user: Joel Bennnett tags: trunk
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Skip -every 3rd, or -upto 3 at a time, or the -first 3, or the -last 3 or any combination of the above … check-in: eb5ebf5241 user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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My first attempt at the Autoload functionality of the Korn shell check-in: b2d30011c2 user: unknown tags: trunk
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push-module will import a powershell v2.0 module and ensure that when the module is removed using remove-module, the functions the module clobbered are restored. UPDATE: previous version restored (promoted to global scope) clobbered functions that were visible from push-module function scope; this is wrong – it should only restore global functions. check-in: 62f384e984 user: Oisin Grehan tags: trunk
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Get-Help proxy function with URLs for PowerShell Core Help Topics when using the ‘Online’ parameter. check-in: c9521f278b user: unknown tags: trunk
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A script to handle “Pause“ing output command without polluting your buffer check-in: f38af03eb9 user: unknown tags: trunk
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A PowerShell script that demonstrates working with SSIS using the SQL Server PowerShell Extensions module SSIS. check-in: ca0de180da user: Chad Miller tags: trunk
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Quick script signer using the last avalable codesigning cert in MY cert store check-in: 7e2540101d user: unknown tags: trunk
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This is an overhaul of Jeffrey Snover’s original Start-Demo script … I’ve switched it to use ReadKey, which saves you some typing and makes the whole thing seem more natural when you’re demoing, (at least to me). I’ve also added a bunch of command-line options and a couple of features in the process (see the Revision History in the script). check-in: f255abed70 user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk
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The simplest logger. In your script just import-module Logger and debug, verbose, warnings and errors are logged to file. check-in: 54b47ce82c user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk