powershell-2.0

问题 I need to find the duplicate values in a text file using power shell let's say if the file content is Apple Orange Banana Orange Orange Desired output should be Orange Orange 回答1: You can also use the Group-Object cmdlet to see if any lines occur more than once: e.g. Get-Content test.txt | Group-Object | Where-Object { $_.Count -gt 1 } | Select -ExpandProperty Name 回答2: Used the Commands mentioned below and it worked. PS C:\Projects> $OriginalContent, $UniqueContent = (Get-Content .\File.txt)

问题 I need to read a txt file composed as follow: AA=1000,AA=320009#999999 AA=1011,AA=320303#111111 for each readed line I need to split it by "#" to get at the first turn $test[0] = AA=1000,AA=320009 and $test[1]=999999 and at the second turn $test[0] = AA=1000,AA=320003 $test[1]= 1111111 I have some problems to understand how to use get-content or to get it. 回答1: # Basically, Get-Content will return you an array of strings such as below: # $tests = Get-Content "c:\myfile\path\mytests.txt"

问题 I want to run a script to check if 5 servers are up and running based on a specific service is running.If that service is running then we know that server is up and accesible. If it does not reply with a response back then I want it to continously check for it. Heres what I got so far: Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNJ1 Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNJ2 Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHND1 Get-Service LANMANSERVER -ComputerName JOHNM Get-Service LANMANSERVER

问题 I want to take user dump of a process using powershell How can i do it? The same I get on rightclicking the process in Taskmanager 回答1: The easiest way is to use Procdump from Sysinternals toolkit. Use Get-Process to get process id, which you can pass to Procdump for actual dumping. Edit: I'd still rather use readily available tools instead of the hard way. Have you got a valid business reason? Since you insist, there is a Win32 API call that creates user mode memory dumps. It can be invoked

问题 Our team has geographically dispersed and many virtual machine will be connected by them using remote desktop. I would like to find who is accessing a remote desktop session and how long it is being used. I tried to do it with powershell. I wrote a script where user will invoke mstsc using powershell. It will log who has logged in and when he logged. But i would like to find when some one log off from mstsc or disconnect mstsc . Is there any way to capture that information in log file using

问题 I have a function in powershell 2.0 named getip which gets the IP address(es) of a remote system. function getip { $strComputer = "computername" $colItems = GWMI -cl "Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration" -name "root\CimV2" -comp $strComputer -filter "IpEnabled = TRUE" ForEach ($objItem in $colItems) {Write-Host $objItem.IpAddress} } The problem I'm having is with getting the output of this function to a variable. The folowing doesn't work... $ipaddress = (getip) $ipaddress = getip set-variable

问题 I have a very large list of folders and I need to remove a single ACL from each of them. Rather than doing it manually, I'm trying to write a script to do it in a fraction of the time, but I'm running into a bit of trouble. Here is what I have so far: $filepath = "C:\ALCTEST" $user = "domain\username" $folders = @((get-item $filePath)) $folders += Get-ChildItem $filePath -Recurse | where { $_.PSIsContainer -ne $false } ##Need to do this in order to remove item 0 from the array, otherwise #

问题 I've been trying to stick with the approved list of Powershell verbs when naming my cmdlets. I have a function which creates a resource, so it's called New-ClearCaseView. I'd also like to make a function which destroys this resource once it is no longer in use. However, I don't see any pair verb to go with New. The Remove verb is closest I think, but that's for removing a resource from a collection, not for actually destroying a resource. Any suggestions? Is there any more up to date list of

问题 I have a folder of read only files. When I copy one of these files to a test location, I want to be able to copy them and not retain their original attributes. I can do this, but this is lengthy. copy-item srcfilefullname destfilefullname set-itemproperty destfilefullname -isreadonly $false I did not find anything in the documentation for copy-item. I am hoping there is a shorter way. Thanks Steeluser 回答1: Your intention is not very clear. If you want to build a one-liner from that, try this

问题 I have an array object $a which returns an output like below. And by doing $a[0].Name I can access each "Name" entry, $a[0].Available I can access its corresponding Available space. I have another array say $b which contains some names, say $b returns me two names "sandeep_aggr1" and "aggr4". This is just an array (no properties like Name, Avaiable), not an object, so It can't use Compare-Object. I want to remove other entries in the original object $a, except for those with "Name" equal to