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Automating the world one-liner at a time…
March 29, 2008Mar 29, 200803/29/08In PowerShell, we draw the distinction between terminating and non-terminating errors. The way to think about the distinction is a what should happen if I pipeline a set of objects to an operation. There are certain errors which mean that there is little to no change that any subsequent object could be processed correctly (for instance if you had a connection that got lost).
March 27, 2008Mar 27, 200803/27/0810,000 apologies to Lee Holmes for not including his book in the Tower of Power pic (it was next to my keyboard – note all the bookmarks).
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March 27, 2008Mar 27, 200803/27/08People often look at Microsoft and scratch their heads. One of the things I want do with this blog is to give people a peek behind the curtains so you understand how things really work. My hope is that once you understand some of this,
March 27, 2008Mar 27, 200803/27/08I was thrilled to get a copy of Arnaud Petitjean’s new Powershell book (in French) and add it to my Tower of Power (below).
I’ve got to tell you, if I’m ever having a bad day – I just look at the Tower of Power and things get better!
March 27, 2008Mar 27, 200803/27/08Can’t wait for us to ship PowerShell Remoting?
Want remoting to use SSH?
Why wait for us? /N software has just announced a beta of their NetCmdlets V2.0 which provides PowerShell remoting over SSH today! They’ve had this for a while and V2 updates (and improves) the usability of the cmdlets as well as adding a bunch of new and exciting commands.
March 27, 2008Mar 27, 200803/27/08Thomas WimPrine has a blog entry HERE where he uses PowerShell and Quest Software’s free AD Cmdlets to find users with no managers. I’d like to personally apologize to all those happy people whose lives will be disrupted when they are found out and finally assigned a manager.
March 23, 2008Mar 23, 200803/23/08Dustin Marx has a blog entry where he compares Unix/Linux, PowerShell and DOS commands. In it he says, "If there is one Unix command I would love to have in PowerShell, it is the grep command with its regular expression support."
March 21, 2008Mar 21, 200803/21/08Today we had a meeting about the installation of the next version of PowerShell on machines that had PowerShell V1.0 installed on them. For reasons too painful and ugly to discuss, we are just going to replace any of the XML files (type extension and formatting files in $PSHOME) that WE INSTALLED in V1.0 (YOUR XML files are fine).
March 21, 2008Mar 21, 200803/21/08Wow – it’s great to see VMware going to town with PowerShell. They have now released a beta of their VMware Infrastrucure (VI) toolkit which contains 102 PowerShell Cmdlets. They have also set up a community Website.
In searching for some details I discovered that they have set up a distinct blog for PowerShell at their website HERE.
March 19, 2008Mar 19, 200803/19/08I recently had a blast doing a interview for the PowerScripting Podcast with Hal Rottenberg and Jonathan Walz. I’ve done lots of interviews in my life and a large majority of them tend to be very dry, serious and pithy. If the person you are talking to is not a domain expert,
