Episode 199 – Rob Reynolds talks PowerShell and Chocolatey

7 09 2012
A Podcast about Windows PowerShell.
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In This Episode

Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast, we talk to Rob Reynolds about Chocolatey

Interview

Guests – Rob Reynolds

Links

The Question –

Superhero: Hiro

 

Chatroom Banter

 

[22:22:16] <Vern_Anderson> http://chocolatey.org/

[22:23:34] <Vern_Anderson> http://nuget.org/

[22:24:32] <Vern_Anderson> a Visual Studio extension that makes it easy to install and update third-party libraries and tools

[22:26:20] <Vern_Anderson> http://docs.castleproject.org/

[22:26:41] <Vern_Anderson> http://docs.castleproject.org/Windsor.MainPage.ashx

[22:31:24] <Vern_Anderson> http://www.myget.org/

[22:32:07] <Vern_Anderson> paste the command from the site into your CMD prompt

[23:10:48] <ps-gregg> Kick the bucket == A common theory is that the idiom comes from a method of execution such as hanging, or perhaps suicide, in the Middle Ages.[3] A noose is tied around the neck while standing on an overturned bucket. When the pail is kicked away, the victim is hanged.

[23:50:50] <zouleous> so I’m still checking out this Chocolatey stuff…just to clarify it goes out and finds the bits to install, then silent installs for me?

[23:51:01] <ferventcoder> yep

[23:51:09] <ferventcoder> best example is just to do it

[23:51:32] <ferventcoder> @powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy unrestricted -Command “iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString(‘http://bit.ly/psChocInstall&#8217;))” && SET PATH=%PATH%;%systemdrive%\chocolatey\bin

[23:51:43] <ferventcoder> in a command line

[23:51:47] <ferventcoder> followed by

[23:51:59] <zouleous> it’s a powershell module that it installs?

[23:52:15] <ferventcoder> cinst 7zip.commandline

[23:52:31] <ferventcoder> chocolatey is a collection of powershell modules

[23:52:37] <ferventcoder> but they don’t end up in your profile at all

[23:52:47] <zouleous> where do they go?

[23:52:48] <ferventcoder> because in the end chocolatey is a command line application

[23:52:58] <zouleous> oh

[23:53:03] <ferventcoder> chocolatey.cmd ends up on the path

[23:53:06] <zouleous> so does it get installed to add/remove programs?

[23:53:10] <ferventcoder> nope

[23:53:28] <ferventcoder> it works (darn it, should have mentioned this) in low privilege environments

[23:53:33] <zouleous> not that I would want to, but how would you uninstall?

[23:53:48] <ferventcoder> delete the folder

[23:53:54] <zouleous> oh

[23:53:57] <ferventcoder> and update the path reference





Up Next: Tonight we talk to Doug Finke, author of “Windows PowerShell for Developers”!

6 09 2012

Sorry for the late notice, but yes, we are podcasting tonight! Be sure and tune in to the usual place at live.powerscripting.net tonight at 9:30 PM EST. On the show, we’ll be talking with Doug Finke, PowerShell MVP and now a published author! His new book is titled Windows PowerShell for Developers and he’ll tell us all about it.

One lucky person in the chatroom will win a copy, but if you can’t make the live show, we’ll save a copy for our olffline listeners as well. 🙂





No podcast tonight!

30 08 2012

We let Jonathan go on vacation every once in a while, and tonight is that night. New episodes will be posted soon!





Episode 198 – Kirk Freiheit from Symantec on Backup Exec 2012 and their PowerShell module

22 08 2012
A Podcast about Windows PowerShell.
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In This Episode

Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast, we talk to Kirk Freiheit from Symantec about Backup Exec 2012 and their new PowerShell module

News

 

 

Interview

 

Guests – Kirk Freiheit

Links

 

The Question –

Superhero: Iron Man

 

Chatroom Banter

 

FishTender27: I am still making my way from epi zero.  I am on 119 now.

backup exec 2012 screenshot: halr9000: http://photos.pcpro.co.uk/images/front_picture_library_PC_Pro/dir_355/it_photo_177904_52.jpg

backup exec 2010 screenshot: halr9000: BE2010: http://www.it-book.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/setup-backup-exec-r2-selections.jpg

JonWalz: I’ve been freebasing Posh man…

Overwatch: i may do some zip here and there… but i do not freebase posh…

Overwatch: unlimited admin power, itty bitty scripting space… Powershell

justpaul: all the power of Microsoft Bob with the user friendlines of UNiX

justpaul: ## Too many times I have arrived onsite to find that the critical lost data was outside of the backup selection. Ho can BEMCLI be used for auditing your data protection?

zouleous: ## can we expect an update that covers the missed functionality or will we have to wait for the next major version of BE?

MikeFRobbins: ## Why isn’t the BEMCLI module installed when you install the management portion on a workstation? It only installs the GUI.

RichPrescott: ## My home lab with Server 2012 DataCenter is bluescreening and stuck in a boot loop.  Can Symantec BE fix that?

Ed.> The answer was “did you back that up?”

 

Resources

 





Up Next: Rob Reynolds talks about Chocolatey!

21 08 2012

Our guest on the podcast this week is Rob Reynolds (@ferventcoder) to talk about Chocolatey.

Chocolatey NuGet is a Machine Package Manager, somewhat like apt-get, but built with Windows in mind. Want to learn more? Read the Chocolately FAQs.

Please join us Thursday August 23rd at 9:30 pm EDT (GMT -4) at our new live chat location live.powerscripting.net!





Up Next: Rob Reynolds talks about Chocolatey!

21 08 2012

Our guest on the podcast this week is Rob Reynolds (@ferventcoder) to talk about Chocolatey.

Chocolatey NuGet is a Machine Package Manager, somewhat like apt-get, but built with Windows in mind. Want to learn more? Read the Chocolately FAQs.

Please join us Thursday August 23rd at 9:30 pm EDT (GMT -4) at our new live chat location live.powerscripting.net!





Up Next: Kirk Freiheit from Symantec Talks about Managing Backup Exec with PowerShell!

14 08 2012

Guest on the podcast this week is Kirk Freiheit from Symantec to talk about BEMCLI, the PowerShell module for managing Backup Exec 2012 .

Here are some intro links to get you started:

Please join us Thursday August 16th at 9:30 pm EDT (GMT -4) at our new live chat location live.powerscripting.net!





Episode 197 – Vaibhav Bhandari about Microsoft Health Vault and HVPosh

13 08 2012
A Podcast about Windows PowerShell.
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In This Episode

Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast, we talk to Vaibhav Bhandari about Microsoft Health Vault and HVPosh

News

 

 

 

 

Interview

 

Guests – Vaibhav Bhandari

Links

 

The Question –

Superhero: “Agreeable Man”

 

Chatroom Banter

Gr8Ideas: @Hal how does this function in the current help zones like Haiti, India, Africa?

justpaul: ## it’s for sure that medical records will one day be in the cloud; however, consumer comfort is not to the point where they are willing to trust their personal data in the cloud. I think this is why Google got out

ericcourville: i trust no one with my records

[9:58pm] justpaul: ## (too early) I am curious what Microsoft thinks it is going to take to get people over that fear?

ScriptingWife: I am not thrilled with all the people in the office knowing everything. Let alone out there where things get hacked

[9:59pm] kobeckman: ## any plans for multi-factor authentication for this?

justpaul: on the other hand my/your/our records are all over the place (current doctors, previous doctors, etc) and there is no audit trail to see who is accessing it.

[10:00pm] justpaul: a case could be made that a centralized location *COULD* make things more secure

[10:01pm] Gr8Ideas: ## So you know exactly where I am, every day, every moment and with a band every step I take.

[10:01pm] halr9000: it’s scary. It is.

justpaul: ## in the same way that consumers should have access to their personal records, I think they should also have the final say where it is stored. If you were tasked with separating the platform / api from the centralized store, could it be done?

 

Tips

 





Up Next: Vaibhav Bhandari Talks about Automating Health with Microsoft HealthVault and PowerShell!

9 08 2012

Join us tonight (sorry for the late notice!) as we talk to Vaibhav Bhandari. He’ll be telling us about Microsoft’s HealthVault cloud-based health management product, and how you can automate it using HvPosh, his PowerShell module. Be sure to check out Vaibhav’s intro blog post, this is what we’ll be talking about!

Also, he is author of the O’Reilly book – Enabling Programmable Self with HealthVault. The companion website to the book is EnablingProgrammableSelf.com.

The action starts tonight–Thursday August 9th at 9:30 pm EDT (GMT -4) at our new live chat location live.powerscripting.net!





Episode 196 – Ferdinand Rios and David Corrales on SAPIEN’s 2012 lineup

6 08 2012
A Podcast about Windows PowerShell.
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In This Episode

Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast, we talk to Ferdinand Rios and David Corrales from SAPIEN Technologies about their 2012 lineup!

News

 

 

 

Interview

 

Guests – Ferdinand Rios, David Corrales

Links

 

 

The Question –

Ferdinand’s first computer: IBM PC w/192KB

David’s first computer: Penitum 100

 

Resources

 








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