Someone asked me this week about this old post about custom ICompareers, and wondered if I could rewrite it for PowerShell 2.0 and wrap it in an advanced function … and it made me think: I really should update some of my old posts from PowerShell 1 and the preview releases of 2 so that they are accurate and useful. I thought I’d throw this out there and let you guys who read my stuff tell me which ones I should update first — I’m likely to get sick of it after just a few of them, so it’s important that I update the ones you want the most first
Based on traffic I’m going to pre-select these three, but anything else is fair game too:
I vote for “PowerShell Modules” and “Trap Exceptions in PowerShell”.
How on earth to run arbitrary cmdlets remotely.
A step-by-step guide starting at step 0
It is suppsed to be easym but have never got it to work yet.
Traps.. more help on traps would be fantastic. I’m still having issues figuring out how to hunt down what I can trap for what error message.
I’ve read your page about 100times now and still am missing things.
+1 for the Modules It seems the only usefull text about Powershell modules except about_modules
I vote for Modules also