When using plugins/StoreRemoteMedia/scripts/removeRemoteMedia.php, I would like to have the possibility to use a relative date, like a week or a month, so I can use the script as part of a maintainance routine. Is it possible with the --limit argument or does it need further developement?
When using `plugins/StoreRemoteMedia/scripts/removeRemoteMedia.php`, I would like to have the possibility to use a relative date, like a week or a month, so I can use the script as part of a maintainance routine. Is it possible with the `--limit` argument or does it need further developement?
I'm sorry about this late reply, I've first misread your question.
We could implement relative time but, I think this ultimately is up to the specific case... Because there are many possible relative times.
If the maintenance is something like a cron job, you could set a small shell script that generates the right date argument instead...
I'm sorry about this late reply, I've first misread your question.
We could implement relative time but, I think this ultimately is up to the specific case... Because there are many possible relative times.
If the maintenance is something like a cron job, you could set a small shell script that generates the right date argument instead...
Diogo Cordeiro
When using
plugins/StoreRemoteMedia/scripts/removeRemoteMedia.php, I would like to have the possibility to use a relative date, like a week or a month, so I can use the script as part of a maintainance routine. Is it possible with the--limitargument or does it need further developement?I'm sorry about this late reply, I've first misread your question.
We could implement relative time but, I think this ultimately is up to the specific case... Because there are many possible relative times.
If the maintenance is something like a cron job, you could set a small shell script that generates the right date argument instead...