mmctl post delete

.. _mmctl_post_delete:

Mark posts as deleted or permanently delete posts with the --permanent flag

Synopsis



This command will mark the post as deleted and remove it from the user's clients, but it does not permanently delete the post from the database. Please use the --permanent flag to permanently delete a post and its attachments from your database.

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  mmctl post delete [posts] [flags]

Examples

# Mark Post as deleted
$ mmctl post delete udjmt396tjghi8wnsk3a1qs1sw

# Permanently delete a post and it's file contents from the database and filestore
$ mmctl post delete udjmt396tjghi8wnsk3a1qs1sw --permanent

# Permanently delete multiple posts and their file contents from the database and filestore
$ mmctl post delete udjmt396tjghi8wnsk3a1qs1sw 7jgcjt7tyjyyu83qz81wo84w6o --permanent

Options


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      --confirm     Confirm you really want to delete the post and a DB backup has been performed
  -h, --help        help for delete
      --permanent   Permanently delete the post and its contents from the database

Options inherited from parent commands

  --config string                path to the configuration file (default "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/mmctl/config")
  --disable-pager                disables paged output
  --insecure-sha1-intermediate   allows to use insecure TLS protocols, such as SHA-1
  --insecure-tls-version         allows to use TLS versions 1.0 and 1.1
  --json                         the output format will be in json format
  --local                        allows communicating with the server through a unix socket
  --quiet                        prevent mmctl to generate output for the commands
  --strict                       will only run commands if the mmctl version matches the server one
  --suppress-warnings            disables printing warning messages