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Sat, May 17 2008 22:32
SystemSherlock - snapshot using GUI or CMD
Recently I wrote about SystemSherlock Lite - really nice snapshoting tool that supports command line... I also posted small utility for parsing log files. After that I started to heavily use SystemSherlock - and I must say that it is really really great...
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Wed, May 14 2008 13:43
Make snapshots of filesystem and registry using command line
Some installers can be very mysterious - this suddenly applies for MSI packages, even using full logging, it is not easy to find out which registry keys or files were modified\deleted\added. If you have application that is using some custom installer...
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Thu, Sep 15 2005 6:14
Batch abstractions 2
Ok, I found some time, so lets go! Set Ini.Include.Servers=Server Set Ini.Include.Paths=Paths Set Path.Server.Ini=\\%UserDNSDomain%\Netlogon\IniFiles For /f “usebackq delims== tokens=1-2” %%i IN (`Set Ini.Include`) Do ( For /f “usebackq...
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Thu, Sep 15 2005 4:27
Batch abstractions...
I really HATE static scripts - and most of administrators use them. Static script means that paths, server names etc. are hardcoded to these scripts. I am using quite simple method to workaround. First method is using variable for current directory. This...
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