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# ---
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# Delete User
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# see: https://docs.mattermost.com/manage/command-line-tools.html#mattermost-user-delete
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# There are two levels in user deactivation/deletion:
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# The first one is user deactivation which is what you performed. After deactivating a user,
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# that user becomes archived and you can still search him/her and read their messages in
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# channels.
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# The second is user deletion. You can do this via a CLI command. Note that when you permanently
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# delete a user, all their posts and past activities will get permanently deleted.
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# Permanently delete a user and all related information, including posts from the database.
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# mattermost user delete <users>
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# Note:
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# Does not delete content from the file storage. You can manually delete all file uploads
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# for a given user as uploads contain the CreatorId field. User profile pictures are stored
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# in data/users/<userid>/profile.png.
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