I’ve decided that WordPress isn’t the best way to publish the apps I’ve made. Attachments are all just so fiddly. For the time being, I’ve posted them at http://fishbowler.weebly.com/.
If anyone’s got any better ideas, please speak up.
This took me longer than it should have to figure out.
Since I couldn’t find exactly what I was looking for on Google, I’ll share it with everyone in case they need the same thing someday.
This script renames all log files within a directory to include the parent directory name.
If your files are in a folder named “WebLogs” and your logs are named “File1.log” and “File2.log”, you’ll end up with “WebLogs-File1.log” and “WebLogs-File2.log”.
I needed this to analyse a log of IIS logs from a bunch of different places. For those not familiar, all IIS Extended logs are named exYYMMDD (where YYMMDD are date tokens).
The PowerShell I used:
Param($path)
$files = @(dir *.log -Path $path -recurse)
foreach($file in $files) {
Rename-Item ($file.Directory.ToString() + '\' + $file.Name) ($file.Directory.Name + '-' + $file.Name)
}
The Usage:
.\RenameToParent.ps1 -path F:\Logs
Hope this helps someone…
I’ve written a dirty little command-line application to merge two RoyalTS files. I couldn’t find anything for it on the interweb, and wanted something to merge two files daily, both maintained by different people.
Usage: RoyalTSMerge.exe <InputFile1> <InputFile2> <OutputFile>
Download: RoyalTSMerge