How to fix broken images after mySite URL change in SharePoint 2010?

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Posted on January 27, 2012 By Norman Bauer

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Here is a small PowerShell script to fix the pictureurl for all userprofiles after changing the mySite Url:

$mySiteWebapplicationUrl = "https://mysite.normanbauer.com/"
#current Url of your mySite website

$mySiteOldUrlValue = "http://mysitetest:80/"
#former Url where your pictures do not reside any more

$mySiteNewUrlValue = "https://mysite.normanbauer.com:443/"
#current Url where your images can be found now

$mySite = Get-SPSite $mySiteWebapplicationUrl
$SPServiceContext = Get-SPServiceContext $mySite
$userProfileManager = New-Object Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfileManager($SPServiceContext)
$userProfiles = $userProfileManager.GetEnumerator()

foreach ($userProfile in $userProfiles)
{
  #if pictureurl is not empty replace the old url part with the new one
  if ($userProfile["PictureURL"] -ne '')
  {
    $oldPictureUrl = $userProfile["PictureURL"].toString()
    $newPictureUrl = $oldPictureUrl -Replace $mySiteOldUrlValue, $mySiteNewUrlValue
    write-host "oldPictureUrl = " $oldPictureUrl " --> newPictureUrl = " $newPictureUrl
    $userProfile["PictureURL"].Value = $newPictureUrl
    $userProfile.Commit()
  } 
}