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Confluence : the page I shared shows "404 Oops, you've found a dead link."

adrien.lancelot

Hi,

I created a page in Confluence, then shared it to two of my colleagues, who do not have access to the Space the page is included in. When they click the link they received by email and in their Confluence space, they get a 404 error with the message "Oops, you've found a dead link".

Do I have to share the whole space with them so that they can access this single page?

I am new to Confluence, so this may be my fault but I don't understand what I'm doing wrong here.

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Sandy Johnson

If it is really important that they not see other pages, you could grant them access to the space, then restrict their access to every page except the one you want them to see

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Moses Thomas_08kyb0

@adrien.lancelot

Please check with your confluence account. whether the page really exist and verify that they have access to the space which you are sharing this page.

Thomas Schlegel

Hi Adrien,

you have to give your colleagues permissions to view the page, that means, you have to give them at least view permissions on the space, the page is in.

You can't give access to a single page without giving access to the space.

Sandy Johnson

If it is really important that they not see other pages, you could grant them access to the space, then restrict their access to every page except the one you want them to see

adrien.lancelot

Ok will do that.

I was under the impression that it was possible to share a page to someone who wasn't invited in the space, since it wasn't written on the online help here

I will correct this then.

Thanks!

Thomas Schlegel

But be careful, @adrien.lancelot. This approach might result in a permission and restriction hell that is hard to handle.

On every single page creation in your space, you have to think about restrictions. On every single one and every user of your space has to do this. I wouldn't do that and since you wrote, that you are new to Confluence, I haven't suggested that.

It is very likely, someone is forgetting this and informations are published that shouldn't be published...

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