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It allows to disable the deletion loops, useful if you use https://framagit.org/framasoft/pad_delete_after_delay for example.
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# Ep_delete_after_delay
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Etherpad-Lite plugin that deletes your pads after a configured delay.
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## Configuration
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Install the plugin and put this in your `settings.json`:
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"ep_delete_after_delay": {
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"delay": 86400, // one day, in seconds
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"loop": true,
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"loopDelay": 3600, // one hour, in seconds
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"deleteAtStart": true,
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"text": "The content of this pad has been deleted since it was older than the configured delay."
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},
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`delay` (mandatory) delay in seconds with no edition of the pad before deletion. You can't put `7*86400` for a week, you have to put `604800`.
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`loop` binary, tells if you want to use deletion loops (`true`) or not (`false`) (if you use [an external script](https://framagit.org/framasoft/pad_delete_after_delay) for example). Default is true.
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`loopDelay` delay in seconds between deletion loops. Deletion loop will check all pads to see if they have to be deleted. You can't put `60*60` for a hour, you have to put `3600`. Default is one hour.
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`deleteAtStart` binary, tells if you want to start a deletion loop at Etherpad startup. Default is true.
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`text` is the text that will replace the deleted pad's content. Default is what is in the example above.
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## License
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Apache License, Version 2.0. See [LICENSE file](LICENSE)
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