Steve blogged this (http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2008/05/09/a-field-guide-to-geek-types.aspx) from Wired (http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/magazine/16-04/st_geekster)
So which one are you?
1. The Fanboy2. The Music Geek3. The Gamer4. The Gadget Guy5. The Hacker6. The Otaku
Me thinks I am ... :-|4. The Gadget GuyDisposition: Sociable while waiting in line on launch day; ferocious in comments on Gizmodo. Seemingly unflappable in the face of early adopter's remorse (aka Apple Newton Syndrome).Beliefs: I can fix that. There's no god but MacGyver. The price will drop in a month, but I need it now.Turn-Ons: Unboxing videos. Backup batteries. Blue LEDs. Laser pointers. People who RTFM. Things that make loud clicking sounds.
So, a completely unrelated post ;)
Mr. Flaherty...the pitfalls of not working with you..
So, I've created a beautiful script which is intended to export only a specific message, then to delete the message from the users mailbox. Script as follows:
get-mailbox -server Server01 | export-mailbox -targetmailbox Mailbox01 -
targetfolder Jobs -baditemlimit "100000" -startdate "09/05/2008 10:40:00" -enddate
"10/05/2008 18:50:00" -SubjectKeywords "IT Jobs in Exchange 2007" -attachmentfilenames
"Exchange 2007.doc" -deletecontent
However when i run on a server level it fails afetr processing a few mailboxes; .Net crashes. So i then run on only a database (~200 users), and on most it succeeds on only a few mailboxes then crashes out as well.
For those that did succeed, I then had a few issues that messages outside the ps script were shifted into the export! One eample being 1.2GB of data, and upon looking at a few they appear Dumpster messages...perhaps not all??!
Any ideas Mr Microsoft?