Windows Powershell
hi
i had downloaded sample titled "pswsrolebasedplugins" url http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsdesktop/pswsrolebasedplugins-9c79b75a , followed instructions outlined in sample regard powershell , visual studio 2012 rc
my environment
server : windows server 2012 rc datacenter
when enter command set-executionpolicy -executionpolicy unrestricted
i below message
set-executionpolicy : windows powershell updated execution policy successfully, setting overridden policy defined @ more specific scope. due
override, shell retain current effective execution policy of remotesigned. type "get-executionpolicy -list" view execution policy settings.
more information please see "get-help set-executionpolicy".
@ line:1 char:1
+ set-executionpolicy -executionpolicy unrestricted
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ categoryinfo : permissiondenied: (:) [set-executionpolicy], securityexception
+ fullyqualifiederrorid : executionpolicyoverride,microsoft.powershell.commands.setexecutionpolicycommand
the message in red letters meaning of message , how resolve
i run "installmodata.ps1" sample
i build appropriate dlls ( debug , release ) using visual studio 2012 rc
and @ powershell prompt when type "setupendpoint.ps1" below error message again in red color
error: custom plugin assembly .\microsoft.samples.management.odata.rolebasedplugins.dll not found. please either put in current folder or build sample (so
can picked bin folder)
@ d:\pswsrolebasedplugins sample\c#\setup\setupendpoint.ps1:20 char:13
+ throw "error: custom plugin assembly $assemblyname not found. please ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ categoryinfo : operationstopped: (error: custom p...rom bin folder):string) [], runtimeexception
+ fullyqualifiederrorid : error: custom plugin assembly .\microsoft.samples.management.odata.rolebasedplugins.dll not found. please either put in current fol
der or build sample (so can picked bin folder)
can guide me going wrong?
regards,
srinivasan
srinivasansaripalli
hi,
there 2 links refer to, please go through them more information:
set-executionpolicy : windows powershell updated execution policy successfully, setting overridden policy defined @ more specific scope!!!
issues configuring powershell executionpolicy via group policy
http://blog.whatsupduck.net/2010/09/issues-with-configuring-powershell.html
regards,
yan li
yan li
technet community support
Windows Server > Windows PowerShell
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