Exam 70-513 - WCF .NET 4
Exam 70-515 - Web Application Development .NET 4
Exam 70-519 - Pro Designing and Developing Web Applications .NET 4
4/25/10
4/19/10
PowerShell List Dates Script
listDates '01-01' 7 #01-01-2010 listDates '01-01' 7 'M-d' #1-1 listDates '01-01' 14 'ddd MM-dd' #Fri 01-01 listDates '01-01-2011' 30 #01-01-2011 listDates '01-01' 60 'MMM dd yyyy - ddd' #Jan 01 2010 - Fri
function listDates($startDate, $daysCount, $format='MM-dd-yyyy') { $startDate = [datetime]$startDate 0..($daysCount-1) | %{ $startDate.addDays($_).toString($format) #console - show date } }
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powershell
4/9/10
HTTP Error Codes 401 and 500 on IIS 7 and ASP.NET
To fix these errors on Windows 7 Pro, add the user group/account to the web folder and set permissions.
HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error
The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.
User Group: IIS_IUSRS
HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized
You do not have permission to view this directory or page because of the access control list (ACL) configuration or encryption settings for this resource on the Web server.
User Account: IUSR
Permissions:
read
read and execute
list folder contents
HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error
The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.
User Group: IIS_IUSRS
HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized
You do not have permission to view this directory or page because of the access control list (ACL) configuration or encryption settings for this resource on the Web server.
User Account: IUSR
Permissions:
read
read and execute
list folder contents
Labels:
asp.net,
iis,
permissions
4/8/10
PowerShell File Concatenation Script
Concatenates text files into a single file for printing, text-zip-attachments, etc.
File index is included at the top of the output file.
Concatenate all text files
Concatenate files modified on Jan 1 2011 or later
File index is included at the top of the output file.
function concatFiles($outFile) { begin { $date = get-date [string[]] $filelist = @() #empty string array $filebreak = '-'*32 } process { #for process-block vars, append data using += $_.fullname #or "$_", console - show file name $filelist += $_.fullname $filedata += "$filebreak`nfile: $_`n" $filedata += gc $_.fullname | out-string #use out-string to restore linebreaks } end { $filecount = $filelist.length "{0} files" -f $filecount #console - show file count $fileheader = "{0}`n" -f $date.toString('MM-dd-yy HH:mm:ss') $fileheader += "concat output file: {0}`n{1} files" -f $outFile, $filecount $fileheader >> $outFile $filelist >> $outFile $filedata + $filebreak >> $outFile } }
Concatenate all text files
gci c:\docs\* -inc *.txt -rec | concatFiles c:\temp\out.txt #powershell console output C:\docs\file1.txt C:\docs\file7.txt 2 files #file output 03-01-11 14:09:22 concat output file: c:\temp\out.txt 2 files C:\docs\file1.txt C:\docs\file7.txt -------------------------------- file: C:\docs\file1.txt file 1 ... -------------------------------- file: C:\docs\file7.txt file 7 ... --------------------------------
Concatenate files modified on Jan 1 2011 or later
$files = "*.htm","*.css","*.js" gci c:\docs\* -inc $files -rec -force -ea silentlycontinue | ?{$_.lastwritetime -gt [datetime]'01-01-2011'} | concatFiles c:\temp\out.txt
Labels:
concat,
concatenate,
file,
index,
powershell,
print,
text-zip
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