| Title | Author | Age | Description |
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| New-Zip | ChristopheCREMON | Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:48:00 | PowerZip – PowerShell Module that allows you to zip files
- SYNOPSIS
Create a Zip File from any files piped in.
- DESCRIPTION
Requires that you have the SharpZipLib installed, which is available from
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/
- NOTES
File Name : PowerZip.psm1
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
- PARAMETER Source
Set the name of the source to zip (file or directory)
- PARAMETER ZipFile
Set the name of the zip file to create
- PARAMETER Recurse
Browse the source recursively
- PARAMETER Include
Include only items you specify
- PARAMETER Exclude
Exclude items you specify
- PARAMETER AbsolutePaths
Preserve the absolute path name of each item in the zip container
- PARAMETER DeleteAfterZip
Delete source items after successful zip
- EXAMPLE
New-Zip -Source C:\Temp -ZipFile C:\Archive\Scripts.zip -Include *.ps1 -DeleteAfterZip
Copies all PS1 files from the C:\Temp directory to C:\Archive\Scripts.zip and delete them after successful ZIP
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| AutoArchive | ChristopheCREMON | Tue, 15 Mar 2011 12:28:59 | AutoArchive Script
- You will need the PowerZip module available at : http://powershell.codeplex.com
A powerful script that lets you automatically zip and delete old files (for example old IIS log files)
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| Test-TCPPort | ChristopheCREMON | Wed, 12 Jan 2011 03:01:45 | - NOTES
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
Test if a TCP Port is open or not.
- EndPoint can be a hostname or an IP address
- EXAMPLE
Test-TCPPort -EndPoint server1 -Port 80
Return true if port is open, false otherwise
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| New-Zip | ChristopheCREMON | Wed, 05 Jan 2011 05:16:37 | PowerZip – PowerShell Module that allows you to zip files
- SYNOPSIS
Create a Zip File from any files piped in.
- DESCRIPTION
Requires that you have the SharpZipLib installed, which is available from
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/
- NOTES
File Name : PowerZip.psm1
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
- PARAMETER Source
Set the name of the source to zip (file or directory)
- PARAMETER ZipFile
Set the name of the zip file to create
- PARAMETER Recurse
Browse the source recursively
- PARAMETER Include
Include only items you specify
- PARAMETER Exclude
Exclude items you specify
- PARAMETER AbsolutePaths
Preserve the absolute path name of each item in the zip container
- PARAMETER DeleteAfterZip
Delete source items after successful zip
- EXAMPLE
New-Zip -Source C:\Temp -ZipFile C:\Archive\Scripts.zip -Include *.ps1 -DeleteAfterZip
Copies all PS1 files from the C:\Temp directory to C:\Archive\Scripts.zip and delete them after successful ZIP
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| New-Zip | ChristopheCREMON | Tue, 04 Jan 2011 10:08:43 | PowerZip – PowerShell Module that allows you to zip files
- SYNOPSIS
Create a Zip File from any files piped in.
- DESCRIPTION
Requires that you have the SharpZipLib installed, which is available from
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/
- NOTES
File Name : PowerZip.psm1
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
- PARAMETER Source
Set the name of the source to zip (file or directory)
- PARAMETER ZipFile
Set the name of the zip file to create
- PARAMETER Recurse
Browse the source recursively
- PARAMETER Include
Include only items you specify
- PARAMETER Exclude
Exclude items you specify
- PARAMETER AbsolutePaths
Preserve the absolute path name of each item in the zip container
- PARAMETER DeleteAfterZip
Delete source items after successful zip
- EXAMPLE
New-Zip -Source C:\Temp -ZipFile C:\Archive\Scripts.zip -Include *.ps1 -DeleteAfterZip
Copies all PS1 files from the C:\Temp directory to C:\Archive\Scripts.zip and delete them after successful ZIP
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| New-Zip | ChristopheCREMON | Tue, 04 Jan 2011 08:13:40 | PowerZip – PowerShell Module that allows you to zip files
- SYNOPSIS
Create a Zip File from any files piped in.
- DESCRIPTION
Requires that you have the SharpZipLib installed, which is available from
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/
- NOTES
File Name : PowerZip.psm1
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
- PARAMETER Source
Set the name of the source to zip (file or directory)
- PARAMETER ZipFile
Set the name of the zip file to create
- PARAMETER Recurse
Browse the source recursively
- PARAMETER Include
Include only items you specify
- PARAMETER Exclude
Exclude items you specify
- PARAMETER AbsolutePaths
Preserve the absolute path name of each item in the zip container
- PARAMETER DeleteAfterZip
Delete source items after successful zip
- EXAMPLE
New-Zip -Source C:\Temp -ZipFile C:\Archive\Scripts.zip -Include *.ps1 -DeleteAfterZip
Copies all PS1 files from the C:\Temp directory to C:\Archive\Scripts.zip and delete them after successful ZIP
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| New-Zip | ChristopheCREMON | Tue, 04 Jan 2011 07:54:46 | PowerZip – PowerShell Module that allows you to zip files
- SYNOPSIS
Create a Zip File from any files piped in.
- DESCRIPTION
Requires that you have the SharpZipLib installed, which is available from
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/
- NOTES
File Name : PowerZip.psm1
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
- PARAMETER Source
Set the name of the source to zip (file or directory)
- PARAMETER ZipFile
Set the name of the zip file to create
- PARAMETER Recurse
Browse the source recursively
- PARAMETER Include
Include only items you specify
- PARAMETER Exclude
Exclude items you specify
- PARAMETER AbsolutePaths
Preserve the absolute path name of each item in the zip container
- PARAMETER DeleteAfterZip
Delete source items after successful zip
- EXAMPLE
New-Zip -Source C:\Temp -ZipFile C:\Archive\Scripts.zip -Include *.ps1 -DeleteAfterZip
Copies all PS1 files from the C:\Temp directory to C:\Archive\Scripts.zip and delete them after successful ZIP
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| New-Zip | ChristopheCREMON | Mon, 03 Jan 2011 10:09:04 | PowerZip – PowerShell Module that allows you to zip files
.SYNOPSIS
Create a Zip File from any files piped in.
.DESCRIPTION
Requires that you have the SharpZipLib installed, which is available from
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/
.NOTES
File Name : PowerZip.psm1
Author : Christophe CREMON (uxone) – http://powershell.codeplex.com
Requires : PowerShell V2
.PARAMETER Source
Set the name of the source to zip (file or directory)
.PARAMETER ZipFile
Set the name of the zip file to create
.PARAMETER Recurse
Browse the source recursively
.PARAMETER Include
Include only items you specify
.PARAMETER Exclude
Exclude items you specify
.PARAMETER AbsolutePaths
Preserve the absolute path name of each item in the zip container
.PARAMETER DeleteAfterZip
Delete source items after successful zip
.EXAMPLE
New-Zip -Source C:\Temp -ZipFile C:\Archive\Scripts.zip -Include *.ps1 -DeleteAfterZip
Copies all PS1 files from the C:\Temp directory to C:\Archive\Scripts.zip and delete them after successful ZIP
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| ScheduledTasks | ChristopheCREMON | Mon, 03 Jan 2011 10:03:50 | PowerShell Module to manage Windows Scheduled Tasks
USAGE
Load Module => Import-Module .\PowerScheduledTasks.psm1
List Scheduled Tasks => Get-ScheduledTasks
Look for a specific Scheduled Task => Get-ScheduledTasks -TaskName Task1 (support regular expressions)
You can also connect to a remote computer, here are some examples :
Start a Scheduled Task => Start-ScheduledTask -TaskName Task1 -HostName Computer1
Stop a Scheduled Task => Stop-ScheduledTask -TaskName Task1 -HostName Computer1
You can pipe Commands like this :
Stop All Scheduled Tasks => Get-ScheduledTasks | Stop-ScheduledTask
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| ScheduledTasks | ChristopheCREMON | Fri, 31 Dec 2010 07:44:35 | PowerShell Module to manage Windows Scheduled Tasks
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