powershell

问题 I am trying to use a powershell script to change the password between two strings, I am running into two issues. A complex password seems to break my regex, If I use something as simple as "TestPassword" the regex does what I expect. However using a more complex password "6QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" it breaks and results in SSLEnabled="true" keystoreFile="C:\cert.pfx" $16QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" keystoreType="PKCS12"/> instead of SSLEnabled="true"

问题 I am trying to use a powershell script to change the password between two strings, I am running into two issues. A complex password seems to break my regex, If I use something as simple as "TestPassword" the regex does what I expect. However using a more complex password "6QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" it breaks and results in SSLEnabled="true" keystoreFile="C:\cert.pfx" $16QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" keystoreType="PKCS12"/> instead of SSLEnabled="true"

问题 I am trying to use a powershell script to change the password between two strings, I am running into two issues. A complex password seems to break my regex, If I use something as simple as "TestPassword" the regex does what I expect. However using a more complex password "6QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" it breaks and results in SSLEnabled="true" keystoreFile="C:\cert.pfx" $16QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" keystoreType="PKCS12"/> instead of SSLEnabled="true"

问题 I am trying to use a powershell script to change the password between two strings, I am running into two issues. A complex password seems to break my regex, If I use something as simple as "TestPassword" the regex does what I expect. However using a more complex password "6QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" it breaks and results in SSLEnabled="true" keystoreFile="C:\cert.pfx" $16QAfD5PmMhWzUxTq1FO1bGJQQXRXu6tizN29h6MRUSI=" keystoreType="PKCS12"/> instead of SSLEnabled="true"

问题 I am using PowerShell to make a condition selection, need to judge whether the string is Base64 encoded, What is the easiest and most direct way? if ($item -is [?base64]) { # handle strings or characters } 回答1: The following returns $true if $item contains a valid Base64-encoded string , and $false otherwise: try { $null=[Convert]::FromBase64String($item); $true } catch { $false } The above uses System.Convert.FromBase64String to try to convert input string $item to the array of bytes it

问题 I am using PowerShell to make a condition selection, need to judge whether the string is Base64 encoded, What is the easiest and most direct way? if ($item -is [?base64]) { # handle strings or characters } 回答1: The following returns $true if $item contains a valid Base64-encoded string , and $false otherwise: try { $null=[Convert]::FromBase64String($item); $true } catch { $false } The above uses System.Convert.FromBase64String to try to convert input string $item to the array of bytes it

问题 I am using PowerShell to make a condition selection, need to judge whether the string is Base64 encoded, What is the easiest and most direct way? if ($item -is [?base64]) { # handle strings or characters } 回答1: The following returns $true if $item contains a valid Base64-encoded string , and $false otherwise: try { $null=[Convert]::FromBase64String($item); $true } catch { $false } The above uses System.Convert.FromBase64String to try to convert input string $item to the array of bytes it

问题 I am using PowerShell to make a condition selection, need to judge whether the string is Base64 encoded, What is the easiest and most direct way? if ($item -is [?base64]) { # handle strings or characters } 回答1: The following returns $true if $item contains a valid Base64-encoded string , and $false otherwise: try { $null=[Convert]::FromBase64String($item); $true } catch { $false } The above uses System.Convert.FromBase64String to try to convert input string $item to the array of bytes it

问题 I've been searching around the internet and combining lots of different pieces of code, but I'm just not succeeding at creating a callback for my asynchronous job. The idea is that I want to run multiple jobs, and using the callback methods I will be able to parse the output from the different jobs to change certain states and output in the main script. Currently I have this, and although the event gets called, I'm unable to get the actual output. What am I missing here? $rsPool =

问题 I've been searching around the internet and combining lots of different pieces of code, but I'm just not succeeding at creating a callback for my asynchronous job. The idea is that I want to run multiple jobs, and using the callback methods I will be able to parse the output from the different jobs to change certain states and output in the main script. Currently I have this, and although the event gets called, I'm unable to get the actual output. What am I missing here? $rsPool =