Skip to content

xops mcp recover ​

Command usage and available options are listed below. Check --help for options supported by your installed version.

text
List transfer records without mutation by default. Refuses access while the service runs. --verify reads current target content; --cleanup removes only task-owned temporary files; --resolve-unknown records an operator decision and removes the write block without fabricating success.

Usage:
  xops mcp recover [flags]

Flags:
      --cleanup           Remove only the selected task’s owned remote temporary file
  -h, --help              help for recover
      --id string         Transfer ID, required for maintenance actions
      --reason string     Record the operator conclusion for --resolve-unknown or acknowledge unconfirmed temporary ownership for --cleanup
      --resolve-unknown   Acknowledge operator verification of an unknown outcome and release its write block
      --verify            Read and verify the current destination without modifying it

Global Flags:
      --allowed-hosts strings     Additional allowed HTTP hosts, including ports
      --allowed-origins strings   Additional allowed HTTP origins
      --color string              ANSI color output (auto=detect pipe/redirect, never=disable, always=force enable)
      --debug                     Enable debug mode (equivalent to --log-level=debug)
      --lang string               Interface language (zh/en)
      --listen string             HTTP listen address, default 127.0.0.1:8080
      --log-level string          Set internal diagnostic log level (debug, info, warn, error)
      --public-url string         Client-facing HTTP(S) origin, required for LAN listeners
      --state-dir string          File transfer task metadata directory
      --token-env string          Environment variable containing the HTTP Bearer Token
      --token-file string         File containing the HTTP Bearer Token; mutually exclusive with --token-env
      --transport string          MCP transport: stdio or http (default "stdio")

MIT License