Posts tagged with #powershell
Total: 17
Notes
| 2024-06-27
(updated 2025-10-25)
| 1 min read
#bash
#find
#powershell
On Linux/Unix/MacOS:
find . | grep " "
On Windows:
Get-ChildItem -Path "." -Recurse -Filter "* *" | Format-Table FullName
Posts
| 2022-04-06
(updated 2025-10-22)
| 2 min read
#debian
#powershell
#windows
#wsl
The other day I was playing around in WSL with a colleague of mine and we did this:
Notes
| 2022-01-13
(updated 2025-10-25)
| 1 min read
#powershell
Older Versions of Windows 10 and all Windows Server 2012 systems have no local user management commandlets.
This is a working polyfill to allow scripts using local user management to run on old systems.
Posts
| 2021-03-27
(updated 2025-10-23)
| 1 min read
#linked-posts
#powershell
I published a post about how to work with parameter defaults in PowerShell over on the ScriptRunner blog.
Posts
| 2021-03-22
(updated 2025-10-23)
| 1 min read
#powershell
#snippets
Today we take a closer look at the null-coalescing operator and how it can help us in writing smarter, more concise scripts.
Posts
| 2021-01-01
(updated 2025-10-22)
| 3 min read
#powershell
#sysadmin
#vmware-powercli
For the love of Pete, please delete your old snapshots regularly!
Old snapshots have caused incidents and even outages more than once in my career and it is really easy to preemptively look for them and get them removed before anything happens.
Posts
| 2020-12-31
(updated 2025-10-23)
| 5 min read
#powershell
Series: Bash to PowerShell
Finding files, do I even need to describe how important this is?
Posts
| 2020-12-02
(updated 2025-10-23)
| 4 min read
#powershell
#productivity
I recently wrote a post about PowerShell Aliasing for the folks over at ScriptRunner.
The one issue I had while researching for this post was this:
You can not create a alias for a function and overwrite one of it’s parameters at the same time while keeping nice features like tab-complete.
For a concrete example of this visit please look at the original post.
At the end of the post I asked if anyone had a solution to this problem - and the internet delivered!
Posts
| 2020-12-02
(updated 2025-10-23)
| 1 min read
#linked-posts
#powershell
I published a post about aliasing with PowerShell over on the ScriptRunner blog.
Posts
| 2020-11-28
(updated 2025-10-23)
| 2 min read
#powershell
#windows
Q: Wait a minute! Don’t I already have PowerShell?
A: Yes. However you may want to continue reading because things are never as simple as they appear.