Automatically Delete old IIS logs w/ PowerShell
I’ve seen one too many servers hobbled by a run-away IIS installation. By default, if IIS is enabled and allowed to store its log files, it’s only a matter of time before it consumes every scrap of space on the C:\, leaving no room even for a user profile to be created! When this happens, no one can log onto the machine who hasn’t already stored their profile before. It’s sad. It’s so sad, it even has a frowny face on Server 2012 systems.
Continue Reading...Automatically move old photos out of DropBox with PowerShell to free up space
I love dropbox, we all love Dropbox, it even comes preinstalled on our phones!
Continue Reading...Impractical One-liner Challenge #2
It’s back, your favorite Friday PowerShell diversion!
Continue Reading...SCCM 2012 Log File Quick Reference Chart
Walkthrough Part two: Advanced Parsing with ConvertFrom-String
In our previous post we used the tried and true old school method to convert data from the console or logs into a PowerShell object. It works but it isn’t very much fun and by and large you have to write a lot of code to do it.
Continue Reading...Walkthrough - Parsing log or console output with PowerShell
