Hi!
How on earth does one use the rt-shredder utility? There is an example:
| rt-shredder --plugin ‘Tickets=status,deleted;queue,general’
But according to `rt-shredder --plugin help-Tickets’, queue, status
have been dropped infavour of queue:
| Arguments queue',
status’ and updated_before' have been dropped as | you can easy make the same search with the
query’ option. See
examples
| above.
Cheers, Alfred.
Alfred M. Szmidt wrote:
Hi!
How on earth does one use the rt-shredder utility? There is an example:
| rt-shredder --plugin ‘Tickets=status,deleted;queue,general’
But according to `rt-shredder --plugin help-Tickets’, queue, status
have been dropped infavour of queue:
| Arguments queue',
status’ and updated_before' have been dropped as | you can easy make the same search with the
query’ option. See
examples
| above.
Cheers, Alfred.
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It’s almost the same, query, (sql)… here’s an example of my Spam Queue
with a date limit, record limit still works the same. I agree there
should be a bit more explanation, I had to look at the source to get a
better idea.
rt-shredder --plugin “Tickets=query,Queue = ‘Spam’ AND LastUpdated <
‘$SDATE’;limit,$SLIMIT” --sqldump $ARCHIVEPATH/spam-$DATE.sql --force
Curtis
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Lovley! Thank you very much for the answer.
Cheers, Alfred.