When searching for a simple and elegant solution to hide a webpart for anonymous users and show it only to logged in users, I couldn’t find a Powershell way to do it. Though it was quite easy in retrospect when I found the CSharp code and explored the possibilities of the out of the box… Read More »
Have you seen this error before in one form or another while installing or administrating SharePoint 2013? Found solutions saying to change database settings/accounts? Here is the solution that does not break anything and keeps everything in the correct configuration on your farm and databases. The only problem is security, but this might be OK… Read More »
This week a problem occured on our SharePoint environment due to human error, but with unexpected SharePoint behavior driving the cause and troubling the solution. Somehow it is possible to update the SPTrustedIdentityTokenIssuer property ProviderSignoutUri with an invalid value, and all subsequent repair actions will fail, as well as many SPTimerjobs. All give the same… Read More »
Lets have a go with my own blog! Offcourse it needs some Powershell code support:
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Use-CacheCluster Get-CacheHost $instanceName = "DistributedCache" Get-SPServiceInstance | ?{($_.Service.Tostring()) -match $instanceName} |
And some PHP for instance:
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<?php phpinfo(); ?> |
But more likely are scripting languages like Python, Javascript, etc.
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def status_check(item, params, info): warn, crit = params parsed = json_parse(info) if item not in parsed: return (3, "data not found in agent output") varname = 'ConnectionCount' value = saveint(parsed[item][varname]) status = 0 output = [] perfdata = [] if value >= crit: status = 2 elif value >= warn: status = 1 |
Also added a widget, got some modrewrite for friendly URL’s, some plug-ins, a photo, its getting somewhere…