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| run-export.sh |
| ============= |
| |
| This file allows users and administrators to export and backup waves. |
| |
| Parameters |
| ---------- |
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| General Usage Instructions |
| -------------------------- |
| The script takes a number of options. It also wants at least two arguments: The url of the server (including http:// or |
| https://) and the directory to store the exported waves to. All options must follow after these arguments. |
| |
| If you just run the script with these two arguments, it will show you a URL to paste into the browser. You will then be |
| asked to allow or deny permission. If you allow it, you’ll see a long string. Paste this into the command line to let |
| the script proceed. Now it will export all your waves, including their attachments. |
| |
| You can limit the number of waves to be exported. One way of doing so is with the search parameter. It will take the |
| same searches that work in the webgui too. (for example in:inbox). |
| |
| Another way to filter the output would certainly be to use the include and exclude options. |