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erickraus — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 06:03:33 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Update!: SPoshMod v2 comming soon, including a PSSnapin provider!!

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder and the folder exists. (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned *.ps1 files)

Installing the module:

1. Copy SPoshMod module folder to ~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules folder
2. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
3. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
4. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

NOTE This solution is community-driven project and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server nor the PowerShell product teams. Since we are a community project, we are always looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:29:52 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Update!: SPoshMod v2 comming soon, including PSSnapin provider!!

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned *.ps1 files)

Installing the module:

1. Copy SPoshMod module folder to ~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules folder
2. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
3. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
4. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

NOTE At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in Release Candidate. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM. Use this script at your own risk. We, nor Microsoft, are responsible for anything this script will do or damage it may cause.

NOTE This solution is community-driven project and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server nor the PowerShell product teams. Since we are a community project, we are always looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:56:43 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Update!: SPoshMod v2 comming soon, including PSSnapin provider!!

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned *.ps1 files)

Installing the module:

1. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
2. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
3. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

NOTE At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in Release Candidate. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM. Use this script at your own risk. We, nor Microsoft, are responsible for anything this script will do or damage it may cause.

NOTE This solution is community-driven project and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server nor the PowerShell product teams. Since we are a community project, we are always looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:56:25 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Update!: SPoshMod v2 comming soon, including PSSnapin provider!!

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned *.ps1 files)

Installing the module:

1. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
2. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
3. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

NOTE At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in Release Candidate. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM. Use this script at your own risk. We, nor Microsoft, are responsible for anything this script will do or damage it may cause.

NOTE This solution is community-driven project and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server nor the PowerShell product teams. Since we are a community project, we are always looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:59:54 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned *.ps1 files)

Installing the module:

1. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
2. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
3. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

NOTE At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in CTP3 release. Note that CTP release is not supported by Microsoft for all production use. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM. Use this script at your own risk. We, nor Microsoft, are responsible for anything this script will do or damage it may cause.

NOTE This solution is community-driven project and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server nor the PowerShell product teams. Since we are a community project, we are always looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:12:21 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned .ps1 files)

Installing the module:*

1. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
2. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
3. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

WARNING At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in CTP3 release. Not that CTP release is not supported by Microsoft for production use. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM. Use this script at your own risk. We, nor Microsoft, are responsible for anything this script will do or damage it may cause.

NOTE: This solution is community-driven project and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server nor the PowerShell product teams. Since we are a community project, we are looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:55:32 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)
3. Run command: set-executionpolicy unrestricted (this will allow you to run scripts from unsigned .ps1 files)

Installing the module:*

1. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
2. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
3. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

WARNING At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in CTP3 release. Not that CTP release is not supported by Microsoft for production use. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM. Use this script at your own risk. We, nor Microsoft, are responsible for anything this script will do or damage it may cause.

NOTE: We are looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Fri, 22 May 2009 04:08:29 GMT

Project Description
SharePoint PowerShell v2 scripts in an easy to use, easy to consume Module.

Preparing PowerShell:

1. Install PowerShell v2: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/default.aspx (link on right)
2. After install, open PowerShell and ensure that $env:PSModulePath points to "~My Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules" folder (if not, create the folder structure and add it to the environment variables)

Installing the module:

1. Open PowerShell (or Integrated Scripting Environment - ISE)
2. Type: Import-Module SPoshMod
3. Done!

If you make any changes to the scripts, you will need to re-import the module using: Import-Module SPoshMod -force

WARNING At this time PowerShell 2.0 is in CTP3 release. Not that CTP release is not supported by Microsoft for production use. Use at your own risk as cmdlets, procedures, and features may change or break without notice. Check: http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell for more information on version 2.0 RTM.

NOTE: We are looking for scripts to add to the module. If you have written a helpful script or function and think it would be useful in the module, please send them to sposhmod@live.com We will give credit to you in the module.

Updated Wiki: Home

erickraus — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 22:17:10 GMT