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50 check-ins using file Get-Twitter-RSS-Feed.ps1 version 8fe41efb69
2018-06-10
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13:50 | Notifies other processes that the global environment block has changed. This lets other processes pick changes to ENV: without having to reboot or logoff/logon. A non-zero result from SendMessageTimeout indicates success. check-in: 07a0a8ebda user: Oisin Grehan tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Gets all Virtual Machines, and exports a CSV that shows their virtual disk capacities and type. Used in this case for sizing a VCB temp disk. check-in: aebe59f3aa user: jgrote tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Hardware Inventory script to run on Windows Servers and output the JSON string to a CouchDB Database check-in: f2849c6675 user: VulcanX tags: trunk | |
13:50 | This script will take members of an AD group and export their Exchange mailbox to a PST as well as export all Lync archives for the specified time period. The script can be ran manually or bet set to run as a scheduled task. Requires the Quest AD Powershell module as well as Lync, Exchange, and AD modules to run. check-in: 8fa8ad08d5 user: Jason M tags: trunk | |
13:50 | This script will take members of an AD group and export their Exchange mailbox to a PST as well as export all Lync archives for the specified time period. The script can be ran manually or bet set to run as a scheduled task. Requires the Quest AD Powershell module as well as Lync, Exchange, and AD modules to run. check-in: 1db5d60898 user: Jason M tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Function to find long filenames and the path they reside in. Uses Get-ChildItem and one instance of CMD.exe DIR. check-in: f50132d58d user: Mark Ince tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Query a dynamic group configured in Quest ActiveRoles and return an array of each membership rule. check-in: 5434f3d542 user: vidrine tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Add a new membership rule to a dynamic group configured in Quest ActiveRoles. check-in: de57d47ed2 user: vidrine tags: trunk | |
13:50 | I want to get this importing my $AllMembers to my $List in Sharepoint. check-in: cea96f7c72 user: unknown tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Force .NET Framework optimization to happen (causes high CPU by mscorsvw.exe) check-in: 7ca4facced user: Scott Copus tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Trims text and signs it check-in: 58c88c2677 user: unknown tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Two cmdlets for and from the Active-Directory uninitiated… check-in: 3c46c019b0 user: kevinslade tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Two cmdlets for and from the Active-Directory uninitiated… check-in: f8f235c6cd user: kevinslade tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Port of Perl 6’s gather/take but for appending to a string instead of to a list. check-in: 12207f7b29 user: Public Domain tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Port of Perl 6’s gather/take (which itself is a port of Mathematica’s Reap/Sow) check-in: 3fed878fc0 user: Public Domain tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Defines functions for wokring with Microsoft Chart Control for .NET 3.5 Framework.Pipe output to Out-Chart function and specify chart type. Chart will display in form or save to image file. Real-time charts are supported by passing in a script block. Updated to fix line chart. Line Chart XAxis needs tweaking. check-in: ba0e171cad user: Chad Miller tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Get input date string or get T-n or T+n dates in the specified format. check-in: 153958d43a user: Ferenc Toth tags: trunk | |
13:50 | A little wrapper for PromptForChoice – this version is a major change to be much pickier. check-in: 9f10eccbd3 user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Just a little wrapper for PromptForChoice. check-in: 074286a8c0 user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk | |
13:50 | MKLINK – Make Symbolic File and Directory links. Useful for making symbolic links from powershell. check-in: 6db60abb46 user: James Gentile tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Add to top of your scripts and the script will automatically create a log file called <script name>.log to the AppData folder check-in: bd5a5f9c20 user: shauncroucher tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Just a little wrapper for PromptForChoice check-in: 19fefc54fa user: Joel Bennett tags: trunk | |
13:50 | The script saves a username and password, encrypted with a custom key to to a file. The key is coded into the script but can be changed if required. The key allows the password to be decrypted by any user who has the key, on any machine. If the key parameter is omitted from ConvertFrom-SecureString, only the user who generated the file on the computer that generated the file can decrypt the password. check-in: 4689e03f0c user: Daniel tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Looks for online information about file with it extension. check-in: dab7698723 user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Fixed check-in: 68b09a28a5 user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Looks for drivers in Sysinternals Autoruns way (with some specific information) check-in: 9dae751b55 user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:50 | A couple functions I use to convert DN to Canonical, and canonical to DN. I find them handy for adhoc AD tasks… I saw someone ask about it on #powershell and figured I would share :) check-in: 62c97df182 user: Glenn Sizemore glnsize tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Port of Perl 6’s gather/take (which itself is a port of Mathematica’s Reap/Sow) check-in: d4a4299a63 user: Public Domain tags: trunk | |
13:50 | There are a couple scripts that parse netsh commands. I didn’t see this one already done, so I couldn’t steal it. I suppose I could use some regex or something simple to cut the whitespace, so feel free to “fix her up”, but this got the job done (of putting the netsh output into an object). This is a snip from a larger script I wrote as a looping, recording monitor. I used this guy’s script for inspiration: http://poshcode.org/1731 check-in: 497a442218 user: Josh Popp tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Looks for a file into PATH variable. check-in: 2d2e7d476b user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Script originally developed for internal DBAs to get information on processor core counts, which is important for licensing. This script includes some basic error handling and full comment based help. Output properties are Computer, Socket (Designation), Core Count, Logical Processors, Hyperthreading Enabled, Description and Type (Physical/Virtual). check-in: 37093f1427 user: Kevin Kirkpatrick tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Fix check-in: 00f2e57619 user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:50 | A couple functions I use to convert DN to Canonical, and canonical to DN. I find them handy for adhoc AD tasks… I saw someone ask about it on #powershell and figured I would share :) check-in: 683a8be5c2 user: Glenn Sizemore glnsize tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Version which correctly works with Windows 8. check-in: 0743963426 user: Skourlatov tags: trunk | |
13:50 | Fixed check-in: 7effae03de user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:49 | This script will help a user to batch connect multiple pst files in Microsoft Outlook (personal email archives). check-in: 2c8d513543 user: Jack Neff tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Send a popup message to a user on a remote computer. check-in: 41b7637de8 user: Jack Neff tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Use known password cache to open and save unprotected copies of documents. – work in progress check-in: f77d8f02f2 user: Steele Stenger tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Script originally developed for internal DBAs to get information on processor core counts, which is important for licensing. This script includes some basic error handling and full comment based help. Output properties are Computer, Socket (Designation), Core Count, Logical Processors, Hyperthreading Enabled, Description and Type (Physical/Virtual). check-in: 329ebdfdd5 user: Kevin Kirkpatrick tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Build a SQL Server connection string by specifying its parameters. check-in: 2ac17abc99 user: Paulo Morgado tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Use known password cache to open and save unprotected copies of documents. – work in progress check-in: a16faf4a68 user: Steele Stenger tags: trunk | |
13:49 | This is part 4 of a 6 part mailbox creation web site. check-in: f227fca79d user: Karl Mitschke tags: trunk | |
13:49 | 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: f84f7e0f87 user: unknown tags: trunk | |
13:49 | EDIT: changed dcname to get the DC automatically (”$env:computername.$env:userdnsdomain”) check-in: 74ca0984bb user: Ty Lopes tags: trunk | |
13:49 | This scConvertTo-Hex S-1-5-21-357043131-537017027-1947940980-1289ript will convert a security identifier (SID) in string format to its hexadecimal equivalent. e.g. check-in: b4769213ec user: S-1-5-21-2398571 tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Reads JPEG metadata check-in: 0a74c564b0 user: greg zakharov tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Use known password cache to open and save unprotected copies of documents. – work in progress check-in: 454c31fb43 user: Steele Stenger tags: trunk | |
13:49 | From Windows PowerShell Cookbook (O’Reilly) by Lee Holmes check-in: 4843516bab user: Lee Holmes tags: trunk | |
13:49 | Day 5 example includes SupportsShouldProcess check-in: e21f8cf02c user: Don Jones tags: trunk | |
13:49 | This script will take a Twitter User’s Screen name and get their RSS feed of posts check-in: 3375a79a91 user: dragonpat tags: trunk | |