• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• USAGE
• OPTIONS
  • --sqldump <filename>
  • --no-sqldump
  • --object (DEPRECATED)
  • --plugin '<plugin name>[=<arg>,<val>[;<arg>,<val>]...]'
  • --plugin list
  • --plugin help-<plugin name>
  • --force
• SEE ALSO

NAME

rt-shredder - Utility to wipe out data from your RT database

SYNOPSIS

  rt-shredder --plugin list
  rt-shredder --plugin help-Tickets
  rt-shredder --plugin 'Tickets=query,Queue="general" and Status="deleted"'

  rt-shredder --sqldump unshred.sql --plugin ...
  rt-shredder --force --plugin ...

DESCRIPTION

rt-shredder wipes out objects from your RT database. This script uses an API that the RT::Shredder module adds to RT. This script can also be used as example of usage of the shredder API.

USAGE

You can use several options to control which objects rt-shredder should wipe out.

When using other options, the --plugin option must be provided last.

OPTIONS

--sqldump <filename>

Outputs INSERT queries into a file for all shredded records. This dump can be used to restore data after wiping out.

By default rt-shredder creates files named <ISO_date>-XXXX.sql in the current directory.

--no-sqldump

Don't generate the SQL dump file.

The SQL dump file provides you with a way to "undo" the removal of records from your RT database, if needed. Use this option only if you are sure you have a recent, valid database backup in case you need to recover data that may have been shredded in error.

--object (DEPRECATED)

Option has been deprecated, use plugin Objects instead.

--plugin '<plugin name>[=<arg>,<val>[;<arg>,<val>]...]'

You can use plugins to select RT objects with various conditions. See also --plugin list and --plugin help options.

--plugin list

Output list of the available plugins.

--plugin help-<plugin name>

Outputs help for specified plugin.

--force

Don't prompt with questions before shredding objects.

SEE ALSO

RT::Shredder

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