@black3dynamite having 5.1 and 6.1 also now
Posts made by Lakshmana
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RE: Powershell Scheduler Issue in Windows 10
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RE: Powershell Scheduler Issue in Windows 10
@scottalanmiller How to upgrade PS ?
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Powershell Scheduler Issue in Windows 10
I am having Powershell 5 tried scheduling a task through this command.The scheduler is working sometimes and sometimes which is not scheduling in Windows 10.Any other faced this issue before or the syntax is different for scheduling.
I have checked the Scheduled status which is showing as Ready only and tried deleting the task and rescheduled which is not happening.I have tried schedule the calc.exe for testing which is opening without any issue.Kindly help to schedule .bat file.The .bat file is working without any issue when runned manually.
Schtasks /create /tn "Test" /sc daily /st 06:00 /tr "C:\Folder\test.bat"
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PSVersion 5.1.15063.994
PSEdition Desktop
PSCompatibleVersions {1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0...}
BuildVersion 10.0.15063.994
CLRVersion 4.0.30319.42000
WSManStackVersion 3.0
PSRemotingProtocolVersion 2.3
SerializationVersion 1.1.0.1The machine is locked state only not even signed out.
Windows 10
Windows Version 1703(OS Build 15063.994) -
RE: Powershell Alpha in Ubuntu
@scottalanmiller said in Powershell Alpha in Ubuntu:
I use powerShell on Linux regularly. But nothing with AD.
Whether we can check the locked users from the AD ?
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Powershell Alpha in Ubuntu
I have installed Powershell in Ubuntu 16.04 trying to get AD Module which is not found in it.Whether anyone using the AD Module in Powershell at Ubuntu.
https://4sysops.com/archives/install-powershell-on-ubuntu-16-04/
Any one have idea or used the powershell in Ubuntu ?
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RE: Simple Linux Swap File Creation
@scottalanmiller said in Simple Linux Swap File Creation:
A simple process for making a swapfile to add swap space to a Linux instance.
sudo fallocate -l 2G /swapfile sudo chmod 600 /swapfile sudo mkswap /swapfile sudo swapon /swapfile sudo echo "/swapfile swap swap defaults 0 0">>/etc/fstab
Or to copypasta as a single line:
fallocate -l 2G /swapfile && chmod 600 /swapfile && mkswap /swapfile && swapon /swapfile && echo "/swapfile swap swap defaults 0 0">>/etc/fstab
This can be done in Noobs OS for raspberry tooo?
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Sent Mail from Excel Data to SMTP by Powershell
Requirement : Send mails to the person whose tickets are pending
Available Resources : Powershell Script to send mail,Filtered Excel Data
Aim :
The tickets are assigned to many persons which is pending for 50 days where many persons having many tickets. So i have filtered the data from the tool and the data which have person login id.I need to send SMTP mail to each person and CC the manager ID with the data.I can get the login id from the Filtered Data
Powershell Script :
$x1 = New-Object -comobject Excel.Application $UserWorkBook = $x1.Workbooks.Open("C:\Location\file.xlsx") $UserWorksheet = $UserWorkBook.Worksheets.Item(1) $UserWorksheet.activate() $rgeSource=$UserWorksheet.range("A1","I32") $rgeSource.Copy() | out-null $Results = Get-Clipboard -TextFormatType Html $message = @{ From = '[email protected]' To = '[email protected]' Subject = "Test Mail -$(Get-Date)" BodyAsHtml = $true } $Server = @{ smtp = 'smtp.domain.com' } $message.Body= "This is the test mail $Results Regards, Username " Send-MailMessage @message @Server
Question :
I have fifty number of person who needs to be sent mail.How to integrate the request with this mail !!!
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@dbeato said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
See more issues with 16.04 and this model
https://askubuntu.com/questions/962996/installing-epson-l380-problemsI have downloaded the drivers and reinstalled too which is not working.Will try to upgrade today
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
We don't know if getting your Ubuntu properly updated will make a difference, but it's insane to try anything else until you've done that.
Ok No Tension No more questions in this thread
YOu can ask more questions, but you need to do the first thing that we said to do first. You are not doing the most basic troubleshooting steps. But you keep asking other questions, instead of moving forward with seeing what will fix it.
Here's the big question: why are you avoiding upgrading Ubuntu to the current version?
Since the upgrade is not LTS some bugs may be there so only not Upgraded
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
We don't know if getting your Ubuntu properly updated will make a difference, but it's insane to try anything else until you've done that.
Ok No Tension No more questions in this thread
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@black3dynamite said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@scottalanmiller Whether Opensuse helps?I called the Epson team their answer they didn't know about the driver itself so will Opensuse helps in any way?
Have you actually tried Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 to see if it works?
No I didn't tried that
Why not? That's what you need to do right now. Don't ask any more questions until you've tried the basics and seen if they work.
I have updated the Updated the Ubuntu not Upgraded!
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@black3dynamite said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@scottalanmiller Whether Opensuse helps?I called the Epson team their answer they didn't know about the driver itself so will Opensuse helps in any way?
Have you actually tried Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 to see if it works?
No I didn't tried that
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@scottalanmiller Whether Opensuse helps?I called the Epson team their answer they didn't know about the driver itself so will Opensuse helps in any way?
Why are you leaping from OS to OS without even trying to properly use the one that you are on? No OS is going to work well if not maintained properly. Start with what we've said from the beginning for getting random and weird. Yes, at some point, switching OSes is an option, but don't do it before you try the one you are on.
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@scottalanmiller Whether Opensuse helps?I called the Epson team their answer they didn't know about the driver itself so will Opensuse helps in any way?
Why are you leaping from OS to OS without even trying to properly use the one that you are on? No OS is going to work well if not maintained properly. Start with what we've said from the beginning for getting random and weird. Yes, at some point, switching OSes is an option, but don't do it before you try the one you are on.
As checked where scanner was working fine in Windows but in Ubuntu have issue.So only asking for different Linux OS!
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller Whether Opensuse helps?I called the Epson team their answer they didn't know about the driver itself so will Opensuse helps in any way?
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@travisdh1 said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
Did you try the driver from: http://support.epson.net/linux/en/iscan_c.html
I have installed this driver which gives the error as "No Scanner device found"
Sounds like an Epson issue. Have you called support?
Didnt called Epson will call them tomorrow morning once got up
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@lakshmana said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
ot a widely supported one, eit
Any help can be done in the Ubuntu itself to make detect the scanner !!!
First thing you always do is run the current version, not an old version. That's two years of drivers and updates that you are avoiding. That's bad practice in general to run old versions, and this is a very specific place where it tends to be most pronounced as a problem.
That you are considering completely different OSes, but haven't kept the one you have on the current version makes no sense.
I have updated the Ubuntu 16.04 LTS properly updated the drivers and installed xsane and iscan for the Ubuntu.The drivers downloaded from the Epson site itself which shown as supported.The printer driver is detecting only the issue is with the Scanner
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RE: Ubuntu with Epson L380
@scottalanmiller said in Ubuntu with Epson L380:
ot a widely supported one, eit
Any help can be done in the Ubuntu itself to make detect the scanner !!!
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RE: Creating a Android app
@scottalanmiller As from the IRJ update he mentioned that he said that Android App is just a Wrapper from a Website