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Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Signing PowerShell Scripts

Scott Hanselmann, posted an excelent Signing PowerShell Scripts tutorial,

after the bogus "powershell worm" (next is the virusscanner removing xcopy as a virus ;-))

for more info see Windows PowerShell and the “PowerShell Worm”

this is a great tutorial about the security features of powershell.

enjoy,

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Comments:

Anonymous

How do I get host my machine name from using powershell.

I did

$hname=hostname
$url="http://$hname/foo"

When I run this in a PowerShell script $hname is blank. But if I run hostname from PS cmd prompt it display the hostname.

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