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PoshCode OpenSearch

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 12-Sep-2008

Well, an interesting comment came up today that the new version of PoshCode.org that we’re working on should support OpenSearch and of course, me being me, I said: oh, OpenSearch is easy, gimme a minute… And three hours later, I’m going to bed. However, I did manage to add paging support so you can “browse” [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged PoshCode, Repository, Scripting

New PoshCode features from July 2008

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 01-Aug-2008

So, there’s a few new features in the latest version of the PoshCode script module, and a few new features in the repository itself, including an embed feature, which I will demonstrate by embedding one here. Notice that the scripts on the site have an embed code, and it will normally embed the full height [...]

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PoshCode — The PowerShell Code Repository

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 07-Jul-2008

Well, after some extensive hacking this long weekend, I’m happy to announce the opening of the refurbished (and renamed) PowerShell Code repository at it’s new domain: PoshCode.org with a few new features and a slightly overhauled look. I expect that soon we’ll be replacing the back end with something which has a few enhancements over [...]

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PowerShell Authenticode Signatures and trust…

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 24-Jun-2008

The cool thing about the way authenticode signatures are implemented is that even if a script is signed with a self-issued certificate, you can still tell if the script has been tampered with… Check this out: [1]:ls SCRIPTS:\UnknownCert\Sample*.ps1,SCRIPTS:\TrustedCert\Sample*.ps1 | gas Directory: SCRIPTS:\UnknownCert\ SignerCertificate Status Path ————————- ——— —— 0DA3A2A2189CD74AE371E6C57504FEB9A59BB22E UnknownError Sample.ps1 0DA3A2A2189CD74AE371E6C57504FEB9A59BB22E HashMismatch SampleBAD.ps1 Directory: [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Apt-Get, Authenticode, Certificates, Code Signing, PowerShell, Repository, Scripting, SSL | 2 Responses

RSS Feed for PowerShell Script Repository

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 04-Jun-2008

There are two requests that I get with overwhelming regularity for the PowerShell script repository: first, that I would add some sort of “browsing” functionality, and second, that it should have an RSS feed. Well, browsing may have to wait until a future iteration of the repository, but feeds are easy, because they’re basically just [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Feed, Pastebin, PowerShell, Recent, Repository, RSS, Scripting, Scripts

Automating the PowerShell Script Repository

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 30-May-2008

So, people keep talking about a better PowerShell script repository, and there’s at least 3 or 4 different people working on improvements, but for now, the one we have is working ok, and already has hundreds of scripts in it — but there hasn’t been a way to add or retrieve scripts from within PowerShell. [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged CPAN, Download, PowerShell, Repository, Scripting, Scripts, wGet | 2 Responses

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This is web site is dedicated to the musings of Joel Bennett (aka Jaykul) about technology, software, software development, the web, and the world.

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