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Loading non-standard xml wsman data into object with php

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问题 This question has been answered in many variations, but none of them refer to my situation. I'm pulling data using WSMan, which then returns the output as a kind of sudo-xml. I wouldn't even consider it "real" xml, since it has so many non-standard attributes. The problem is that I need to be able to reference the output as an object within PHP. So at the moment I'm using a lot of str_replace. The problem with this is that if the non-standard format deviates (in some cases it will return

Does PowerShell have a limit that causes the error Not enough quota is available to process this command?

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问题 We have a deployment script that is failing with the error message: Not enough quota is available to process this command. At the point where it fails it is attempting to start an executable asynchronously after having already started the same executable 10 times. So number 11 fails. A total of 17 need to be started. This script is not written in PowerShell but we use a remote PowerShell session to launch it and this error only happens when we run the script via PowerShell remoting. If we run

Does PowerShell have a limit that causes the error Not enough quota is available to process this command?

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PowerShell remoting: Controlling what edition is being targeted (PowerShell Core or Windows PowerShell); the state of cross-platform remoting

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This self-answered question, which focuses on Windows [1] , addresses the following aspects: Now that there are two PowerShell editions - the legacy, Windows-only Windows PowerShell and the cross-platform PowerShell Core , both may be installed on a given Windows machine: How can I tell which PowerShell edition will execute remote commands , such as via Invoke-Command -ComputerName ? How can I target a specific edition , both ad hoc and persistently , through configuration? Note: For an edition to be targetable via remoting on a given machine, it must be set up for remoting : Only Windows

PowerShell remoting: Controlling what edition is being targeted (PowerShell Core or Windows PowerShell); the state of cross-platform remoting

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问题 This self-answered question, which focuses on Windows [1] , addresses the following aspects: Now that there are two PowerShell editions - the legacy, Windows-only Windows PowerShell and the cross-platform PowerShell Core , both may be installed on a given Windows machine: How can I tell which PowerShell edition will execute remote commands , such as via Invoke-Command -ComputerName ? How can I target a specific edition , both ad hoc and persistently , through configuration? Note: For an