.. _mmctl_compliance-export_create: mmctl compliance-export create ------------------------------ Create a compliance export job, of type 'csv' or 'actiance' or 'globalrelay' Synopsis ~~~~~~~~ Create a compliance export job, of type 'csv' or 'actiance' or 'globalrelay'. If --date is set, the job will run for one day, from 12am to 12am (minus one millisecond) inclusively, in the format with timezone offset: `"YYYY-MM-DD -0000"`. E.g., "2024-10-21 -0400" for Oct 21, 2024 EDT timezone. "2023-11-01 +0000" for Nov 01, 2024 UTC. If set, the 'start' and 'end' flags will be ignored. Important: Running a compliance export job from mmctl will NOT affect the next scheduled job's batch_start_time. This means that if you run a compliance export job from mmctl, the next scheduled job will run from the batch_end_time of the previous scheduled job, as usual. :: mmctl compliance-export create [complianceExportType] --date "2025-03-27 -0400" [flags] Examples ~~~~~~~~ :: compliance-export create csv --date "2025-03-27 -0400" Options ~~~~~~~ :: --date "YYYY-MM-DD -0000" Run the export for one day, from 12am to 12am (minus one millisecond) inclusively, in the format with timezone offset: "YYYY-MM-DD -0000". E.g., `"2024-10-21 -0400"` for Oct 21, 2024 EDT timezone. `"2023-11-01 +0000"` for Nov 01, 2024 UTC. If set, the 'start' and 'end' flags will be ignored. --end 1743134400000 The end timestamp in unix milliseconds. Posts with updateAt <= end will be exported. If set, 'start' must be set as well. eg, 1743134400000 for 2025-03-28 EDT. -h, --help help for create --start 1743048000000 The start timestamp in unix milliseconds. Posts with updateAt >= start will be exported. If set, 'end' must be set as well. eg, 1743048000000 for 2025-03-27 EDT. 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 SEE ALSO ~~~~~~~~ * `mmctl compliance-export `_ - Management of compliance exports