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Category Archives: powershell
Latest Updates to PoshRSJob v1.5.7.1
The past few weeks have been about updating some of my modules such as PoshWSUS and now PoshRSJob. With PoshRSJob, I spent a lot of the time focused on improving the PowerShell V2 support by fixing some bugs that had … Continue reading
PoshWSUS 2.3.1.0 Released
I just pushed out a new update to my WSUS module called PoshWSUS. This was mostly a bug fix push as I had found several bugs both on my own and those reported by the community. I also removed a … Continue reading
Creating a Robust Services Function
I had a time when I needed to know whether or not a service had triggers, which would mean that the StartMode could be Auto (Triggered Start) so that the service might just stop for its own reason and if … Continue reading
Building a Enum that Supports Bit Fields in PowerShell
I was working on a project recently that required me to have an Enum that allowed bit fields as opposed to the normal fields that we might deal with in our day to day endeavors with PowerShell. If you aren’t … Continue reading
Another Way to Get Output From a PowerShell Runspace
Most of you who work with runspaces in PowerShell are familiar with the most common way to pull out data that is waiting in another runspace by simply calling Invoke() on the PowerShell instance or using EndInvoke(<handle>) to stop one … Continue reading