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Confluence Migration: How to Bulk Reviewing and marking email domains as trusted ?

Salim Richa

Hello Community,

I am trying to migrate confluence spaces using Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant, but it's mandatory to review all the domains manually to migrate the spaces successfully.

I have around 2700 domains and it would take a lot of time to review them all. Is there a way to bulk review all the domains to save time and effort?

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Thank you,

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Kalin U

Did the Atlassian support suggest another solution?

Salim Richa

I didn't contact Atlassian support yet

Darryl Lee

Hi, I was able to accomplish by running a zsh for loop with Bob Swift's CLI:

for x in (`cat domainlist.txt`)
do
acli jira --action renderRequest --requestType PUT --request '/rest/migration/latest/email/domain-rules' --requestParameters "{\"domainName\":\"$x\",\"rule\":\"TRUSTED\"}" --contentType JSON
done

(I generated domainlist.txt by dumping a list of users and emails and then grepping for any domains that were not my domain, and then using cut to remove everything but the domain name.)

Darryl Lee

(Note that I only use Bob Swift's CLI because trying to do all the authentication handshaking stuff with Python always makes my head hurt, and all I have to do with CLI is use my username and password or Personal Access Token. :-}

Salim Richa

Thank you

Yves Martin

And here is a short way to produce domain list from PostgreSQL database:

echo "select distinct (string_to_array(email_address, '@'))[2] from cwd_user" | psql --tuples-only --no-align -U confluence -h localhost confluence > domainlist.txt

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