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So this is working now? Just making sure based on the above response.
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Hey Don! I went with your advice and used some code I found online to create a function that creates an input GUI instead of using a computerlist.txt and userlist.txt. I still use the computerlist.txt...
View ArticleHTML report for File Share info – against several servers?
Hello, I continue learning a great deal on here, I am trying to create a report I thought would be easier. But I’m getting stuck trying to figure out how to write a report that would: A. Gather the...
View ArticleFunctions – how to run "correctly"?
Hello – I keep getting stuck on functions. I have a few that I want to run and they aren’t in my profile. I’ve tried the “dot sourcing method” and it just fails everytime, and it’s probably something...
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You have to understand that a function is meant to be run *by something else.* With that in mind, it’s probably easiest to save your functions into a script module. That’s just saving them into a file...
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Have you considered looking at powershell.org/wp/ebooks, where we have a free book on creating HTML reports? I don’t believe Excel is a good reporting tool, personally, but HTML can work well. Excel...
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I’d have you “GUI function” simply output computer names to the pipeline, so that they could be piped to another command without the interim text files, but that’s your decision. You’re welcome to...
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Thanks Don! I have that Ebook and I’m trying to get this working. I also bought your last book series and dvds but it’s trying to learn while working as I’ve never been a programmer/scripter. of...
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In pseudo code, assuming $computers contained one or more computer names, I’d so something like this: foreach ($computer in $computers) { # make up a filename based on the computer name # retrieve...
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No, it’s still not working, but I think I may have done something wrong on my end with the share it’s connecting to. Everything else including making directories seems to work over this Session.
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hi Dave, Hot-Dog, you don’t beat about in the bush do you A strike of brilliance above you usual genius stuff Thank you, I really appreciate this. Let me give it a run and see if I can use those...
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You can create directories on the remote system or locally while in the pssession? Just getting clarification. PSsessions work differently than RDP sessions. You will not be able to access anything...
View ArticleSearch files on specific depth level
How can I search for a file in a specific subfolder that constantly changes name. Max depth should be at -1. My current script is: $FilePathStat = “C:\NG_auto_project\nextgene_to_import” $FileNameStat...
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I’m not sure I fully understand the question. However, there’s a neat trick with PowerShell and Get-ChildItem that allows you to search at a specific depth using wildcards: Get-ChildItem -Path...
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Sorry then if I was not clear. All the files I need to search for are 1 level deeper than C:\NG_auto_project\nextgene_to_import. I guess I only need to put C:\NG_auto_project\nextgene_to_import\*\*\ ....
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Thanks I’ve spent some more time on this, and have it working with methods that contain optional parameters (parameters with default values). I’ve separated the worker functions out into a psm1 module...
View ArticleReply To: Facing error in Powershell Remote Session
From what I’m reading, TrustedHosts is your issue. Hopefully this will provide some pointers for you. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff700227.aspx
View ArticleReply To: C# code to powershell
Fixed the problem I was having with Generic types as arguments. I never did figure out ‘why’ it was happening, but I worked around it by writing a small C# helper to convert the PSObject instances...
View ArticleDealing only with Current Child Nodes
Please see attached script and XML. This was originally built to handle a JEHEADER ->JELINE structure with one JEHEADER per file. Got a new file for testing today, and it had multiple instances of...
View ArticleGetting Fromat of Hashtable a cmdlet supports
Hi All, Recently I came to know that we can even use FormatString as hashtable key to format data as below. Get-Process | ft Name,ID,@{name=’VM’; exp={$_.VM/1MB};formatstring=’N2′} The thing is I...
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