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Exporting and importing

AyJay

Is it possible to export pages from one space (just a subset) and then import those pages into a different server and/or space?

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Svante Gustafsson Björkegren

Hi AyJay,

Yes it is!

Create a new temporary space in your source instance
Move all pages you want to move to the other server into this temporary space
Export this temporary space (Space Admin/Advanced/Export XML)
On the destination server you import the temporary space
Confluence Admin/Backup & Restore
Upload the XML export file and restore it
Move the pages from the temporary space to their new location
Delete the temporary space on both instances
Voilá!

Best regards,

// Svante

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Svante Gustafsson Björkegren

Hi AyJay,

Yes it is!

Create a new temporary space in your source instance
Move all pages you want to move to the other server into this temporary space
Export this temporary space (Space Admin/Advanced/Export XML)
On the destination server you import the temporary space
Confluence Admin/Backup & Restore
Upload the XML export file and restore it
Move the pages from the temporary space to their new location
Delete the temporary space on both instances
Voilá!

Best regards,

// Svante

AyJay

Sorry, I should have been clearer: I only want to copy the pages.

And I only want to copy parts of the space, not the entire space.

Also; I want to copy into an existing space. But that could probably be solved by creating a space on the target, and then moving pages from that space to the actual space.

Svante Gustafsson Björkegren

Glad to help!

Have a great day!

// Svante

AyJay

Thanks. That should work close enough.

Bob Swift

Confluence Command Line Interface has copyPage action which supports the targetServer parameter.