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Created Release: Sideloader script for SharePoint 2013 DevSite (Nov 30, 2012)

lekman — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 09:41:01 GMT

Enables "sideloading" applications on an Office 365 Preview development site (running SharePoint 2013).

Execute the script within the SharePoint Online Management Shell, which can be downloaded at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30359.

Released: Sideloader script for SharePoint 2013 DevSite (Nov 30, 2012)

Fri, 30 Nov 2012 09:41:01 GMT

Updated Release: Test Plan Word Writer (maj 04, 2012)

lekman — Fri, 04 May 2012 13:19:18 GMT

An update to the original TFS Test Plans Word Add-on that now has a ready-made installer and can deal with rich text formatting.

For more details, see lek.mn/testplanword.

To install, download the installer package below and extract to, for example, "c:\Program Files\TestPlanWordWriter". Install by executing the "setup.exe" file within the folder.

Released: Test Plan Word Writer (May 04, 2012)

Fri, 04 May 2012 13:19:18 GMT

Updated Release: Test Plan Word Writer (maj 04, 2012)

lekman — Fri, 04 May 2012 13:17:40 GMT

An update to the http://testplanword.codeplex.com that now has a ready-made installer and can deal with rich text formatting.

For more details, see http://lek.mn/testplanword.

To install, download the installer package below and extract to, for example, "c:\Program Files\TestPlanWordWriter". Install by executing the "setup.exe" file within the folder.

Updated Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 11, 2011)

lekman — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 07:59:43 GMT

A utility library for SharePoint 2010 administration where I place common useful functions.

Usage:

#Import the Administration library
. .\Administration.ps1

#Perform action, example:
Banner "Check-Replicate-changes.ps1" "Production" "2011-05-09" "1.0" "Verifies replicate changes permissions"
Check-ReplicateChanges("MYDOMAIN\SPSPROFILE")
Pause

v1

Check-ReplicateChanges($userName)
Checks to see if an account has Replicate Changes rights in AD.
Important tool used to verify setup for profile sync service accounts.
NOTE! Does not work for checking domain administrator accounts.
Thanks to Bugra Postaci at http://bit.ly/j4xQrN

Pause
Waits for the user to press a key before continuing.

Banner $ScriptName $Environment $LastModified $Version $ScriptDescription
Displays a script banner when running a script giving information on
the creator of the script, the purpose, version and last modification date.

WaitForDeploymentToFinish $SolutionFileName
Waits until the deployment of a solution package has completed.
Use in combination with, for example, Install-SPSolution

Get-ScriptDirectory
Get-ScriptDirectory $file
Gets the path of the current script folder. Use with optional $file parameter
to return the full path for the specified file in the current folder.

v1.1

Set-ServiceAccount $service $account
Sets the service account for a SharePoint service to an AD domain user.
Example: Set-ServiceAccount "SPTraceV4" "DEV\SP_SERVICE"
Thanks to Octavie van Haaften at http://bit.ly/lG6AZ2

Export-Solutions
Export-Solutions $path
Exports the farm solutions from your farm to the file system.
Optionally, specify target folder using $path.
Thanks to Shane at http://bit.ly/k82a5Z

v1.2

Enable-DeveloperDashboard
Enables the developer dashboard

Reset-PageLayouts $Identity
Un-ghosts and resets page layouts to site defintion
Thanks to Dirk Van den Berghe at http://bit.ly/rayyne

v1.3

Enable-Claims $Identity
Converts a Classic mode web application to use Claims authentication

Released: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 11, 2011)

Mon, 19 Sep 2011 07:59:43 GMT

Updated Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 11, 2011)

lekman — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 08:40:04 GMT

Released: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 11, 2011)

Wed, 03 Aug 2011 08:40:04 GMT

Updated Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 11, 2011)

lekman — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 08:39:47 GMT

A utility library for SharePoint 2010 administration where I place common useful functions.

Usage:

#Import the Administration library
. .\Administration.ps1

#Perform action, example:
Banner "Check-Replicate-changes.ps1" "Production" "2011-05-09" "1.0" "Verifies replicate changes permissions"
Check-ReplicateChanges("MYDOMAIN\SPSPROFILE")
Pause

v1

Check-ReplicateChanges($userName)
Checks to see if an account has Replicate Changes rights in AD.
Important tool used to verify setup for profile sync service accounts.
NOTE! Does not work for checking domain administrator accounts.
Thanks to Bugra Postaci at http://bit.ly/j4xQrN

Pause
Waits for the user to press a key before continuing.

Banner $ScriptName $Environment $LastModified $Version $ScriptDescription
Displays a script banner when running a script giving information on
the creator of the script, the purpose, version and last modification date.

WaitForDeploymentToFinish $SolutionFileName
Waits until the deployment of a solution package has completed.
Use in combination with, for example, Install-SPSolution

Get-ScriptDirectory
Get-ScriptDirectory $file
Gets the path of the current script folder. Use with optional $file parameter
to return the full path for the specified file in the current folder.

v1.1

Set-ServiceAccount $service $account
Sets the service account for a SharePoint service to an AD domain user.
Example: Set-ServiceAccount "SPTraceV4" "DEV\SP_SERVICE"
Thanks to Octavie van Haaften at http://bit.ly/lG6AZ2

Export-Solutions
Export-Solutions $path
Exports the farm solutions from your farm to the file system.
Optionally, specify target folder using $path.
Thanks to Shane at http://bit.ly/k82a5Z

v1.2

Enable-DeveloperDashboard
Enables the developer dashboard

*Reset-PageLayouts $Identity
Un-ghosts and resets page layouts to site defintion
Thanks to Dirk Van den Berghe at http://bit.ly/rayyne

Updated Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (maj 11, 2011)

lekman — Wed, 11 May 2011 05:46:52 GMT

Released: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 11, 2011)

Wed, 11 May 2011 05:46:52 GMT

Updated Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (maj 11, 2011)

lekman — Wed, 11 May 2011 05:46:26 GMT

A utility library for SharePoint 2010 administration where I place common useful functions.

Usage:

#Import the Administration library
. .\Administration.ps1

#Perform action, example:
Banner "Check-Replicate-changes.ps1" "Production" "2011-05-09" "1.0" "Verifies replicate changes permissions"
Check-ReplicateChanges("MYDOMAIN\SPSPROFILE")
Pause

v1

Check-ReplicateChanges($userName)
Checks to see if an account has Replicate Changes rights in AD.
Important tool used to verify setup for profile sync service accounts.
NOTE! Does not work for checking domain administrator accounts.
Thanks to Bugra Postaci at http://bit.ly/j4xQrN

Pause
Waits for the user to press a key before continuing.

Banner $ScriptName $Environment $LastModified $Version $ScriptDescription
Displays a script banner when running a script giving information on
the creator of the script, the purpose, version and last modification date.

WaitForDeploymentToFinish $SolutionFileName
Waits until the deployment of a solution package has completed.
Use in combination with, for example, Install-SPSolution

Get-ScriptDirectory
Get-ScriptDirectory $file
Gets the path of the current script folder. Use with optional $file parameter
to return the full path for the specified file in the current folder.

v1.1

Set-ServiceAccount $service $account
Sets the service account for a SharePoint service to an AD domain user.
Example: Set-ServiceAccount "SPTraceV4" "DEV\SP_SERVICE"
Thanks to Octavie van Haaften at http://bit.ly/lG6AZ2

Export-Solutions
Export-Solutions $path
Exports the farm solutions from your farm to the file system.
Optionally, specify target folder using $path.
Thanks to Shane at http://bit.ly/k82a5Z

Updated Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 09, 2011)

lekman — Mon, 09 May 2011 09:11:51 GMT

Released: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 09, 2011)

Mon, 09 May 2011 09:11:51 GMT

Created Release: PowerShell Administration Library for SharePoint (May 09, 2011)

lekman — Mon, 09 May 2011 09:02:39 GMT

Created Release: Debug and Detailed Information Feature (Mar 15, 2011)

lekman — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:38:47 GMT

Web application feature that enables debugging and detailed error information for troubleshooting. Source code can be found in the regular "source code" tab.

Released: Debug and Detailed Information Feature (Mar 15, 2011)

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:38:47 GMT

Web application feature that enables debugging and detailed error information for troubleshooting. Source code can be found in the regular "source code" tab.

Updated Release: Boston Chart for Scrum Backlog Prioritization (feb 13, 2011)

lekman — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 10:04:14 GMT

I have discussed the use of scatter charts with a colleague of mine during backlog prioritization. I am now attempting to automate this process in Microsoft Excel.

The problem with backlog prioritization is that often only the business priority is considered. By combining the complexity and risk of the task we can see that objectives that are both easy to do and has a large impact on the business should be prioritized.

The idea was to combine the clients business priority with our measure of perceived risk and priority. This gave us a scatter matrix graph. Note that both values was entered in percentage values where 100 is the high number.

Use together with Rob Bovey’s Chart Labeler at http://appspro.com/Utilities/ChartLabeler.htm

Read the full details on my blog at http://blog.lekman.com/2011/02/boston-charts-and-backlog.html

Released: Boston Chart for Scrum Backlog Prioritization (Feb 13, 2011)

Sun, 13 Feb 2011 10:04:14 GMT