-u <name>

string

Select the archive of user <name>.

-l

--list

n/a

List archives for a specified user.

-L

--list-archiveusers

n/a

List users that have an archive attached.

-A

--archive

n/a

Perform archive operation. If no user is specified all user stores will be archived.

-C

--cleanup

n/a

Perform a cleanup of the archive stores attached to the user specified with -u. If no user is specified, all archives are cleaned up.

--local-only

n/a

Archive or cleanup only those users that have their store on the server on which the archiver is invoked.

-a

--attach-to <archive store>

n/a

Attach an archive to the specified user. By default a subfolder will be created with the same name as the specified user. This folder will be the root of the archive.

-d

--detach-from <archive store>

n/a

Detach an archive from the specified user. If a user has multiple archives in the same archive store, the folder needs to be specified with --archive-folder.

-D

--detach <archive no>

n/a

Detach the archive specified by <archive no>. This number can be found by running zarafa-archiver -l

--auto-attach

n/a

When no user is specified with -u, all users will have their archives attached or detached based on the LDAP/ADS settings. When a user is specified only that user’s store will be processed. This option can be combined with -A/--archive to force an auto-attach run regardless of the enable_auto_attach configuration option.

-f

--archive-folder <name>

string

Specify an alternate name for the subfolder that acts as the root of the archive.

-s

--archive-server <path>

string

Specify the server on which the archive resides.

-N

--no-folder

n/a

Don’t use a subfolder that acts as the root of the archive. This implies that only one archive can be made in the specified archive store.

-w

Grant write permissions on the archive. This will override the auto_attach_writable config option.

--writable

yes/no

Enable or disable write permissions. This will override the auto_attach_writable config option.

-c

--config

string

Use alternate config file.

--help

n/a

Show a help message.