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November 25, 2016Nov 25, 201611/25/16Summary: Use the built-in features of PowerShell to obtain data produced by a Linux application.
Can I run a Linux application like ls and capture its output in PowerShell?
You certainly can! It’s no different from when you normally grab output from any other command in Windows.
November 25, 2016Nov 25, 201611/25/16Summary: Install and Configure SSH for Open Source PowerShell remoting.
With PowerShell, up to this point, one thing that I love is the ability to connect various systems in my environment and run cmdlets on them remotely. Can we do this with Open Source PowerShell?
November 18, 2016Nov 18, 201611/18/16Summary: Pass a result code back to a calling Linux environment from Open Source PowerShell.
How can I pass a numeric value back to a calling Bash Shell to indicate an error?
Just simply supply the EXIT command and a numeric value at the point where the error is flagged.
November 18, 2016Nov 18, 201611/18/16Summary: Pass and return data correctly between Bash and Open Source PowerShell.
Could you show me some examples of actually passing and returning values between PowerShell and Bash?
Honorary Scripting Guy, Sean Kearney, is here today and we’ll do exactly that.
November 11, 2016Nov 11, 201611/11/16Summary: Identify the results of a script running in Open Source PowerShell in a Bash environment.
Is there any way to see the results of a PowerShell script? For example, if somebody sent an “Exit 42”, could I see it in Linux?
