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So do I, but it's not bash. Used PS to manage WSUS which was a massive ballache. We had a 'sheep dip' situation, what with this being a secure environment, wher
by sofaofthedamned 9y ago
So do I, but it's not bash. Used PS to manage WSUS which was a massive ballache. We had a 'sheep dip' situation, what with this being a secure environment, where we downloaded the WSUS updates from a separate network then moved it via USB to the secure one.
PS? Fine. WSUS? Awful. You had to start WSUS, change the categories (it already was trying to download updates on a network without internet), restart the service, mess around, etc.
With Linux i'd literally have one rsync command on each side of the sheep dip.
I did again like the autocomplete - but I prefer a million times more the immediacy of SSH.
- emodendroket 9y ago> So do I, but it's not bash. No, it isn't, but I think in a lot of ways it is much better. It is really nice that the use of an object system means you rarely have to mess around with text-munging code.