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When using the standard obliterate through the web gui, is there any way to obliterate all files that have been deleted?

Is there any update on this topic?

Thank you for the information.

If we are unable to explore the advance obliterate client, then is the only method we have to mass obliterate unique (not-shared) files in a directory is to manually traverse the directory and delete files one by one?

We only have TLS 1.2 enabled for the server. We disabled TLS 1.0 to comply with company security requirements.

Yes the Advanced Obliterate Client. Found here: https://sourcegear.com/vault/powertoys.html The obliterate functionality in the GUI client and the web portal do not seem to support what we are trying to do. When we run an obliterate on a folder, if there are any shared files found anywhere in the fo...

Logging in using my account also gives the same error. The profile was using the admin account to make a login attempt. I can use the GUI Client to log in on with this machine with no problems. A little bit of information about the connection settings. I am connecting to my work environment through ...

I recently downloaded the VaultPro Advanced Obliterate Client to see if it would suite our needs for cleaning some of our projects. Upon starting the client, I select the same profile that we use to log in with the Vault Professional Client, but I get the following error: Unable to connect to {Our U...