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Hi @Jesper Ungermann Christensen , One way to do this is to use the page properties and page properties report macro: See https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-page-properties-report-macro/ . You would need to have a document owner field as a page property.

@Brian Beckham Atlassian does not do redirects to the new site.

@Baptiste Vieillard Export is one thing, but import is an even bigger problem. When you import a backup, all existing data in the instance will be overwritten.

@Himanshi Sharma Maybe the page propoerties and the page properties report macro can help? See https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-page-properties-report-macro/

@Nick Baker This is Atlassians current information: https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/faq-for-cve-2021-44228-1103069406.html

Hi @Emma , Some of our customers use Confluence for this, as Confluence can serve as a documentation system. How can I contact you for further discussion?

If an app has READ scope, it can in principle read (get, copy) all the information in your Confluence instance. However you can restrict access for an app if you know the app user (i.e. the Confluence "user name" of the app). Before installing an app, you can check their privacy policy and decide if you trust them.

The problem with the backups is: Not everything is backed up, and restore has problems. So be careful and test your backups regularly.

On 2021-12-07 there was a big outage affecting Atlassian and the underlying AWS infrastructure . This might be the cause.

@Holger Thiemann Basic auth is still supported on jira cloud. However you can't use email + password, you must use email + API key. See https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/basic-auth-for-rest-apis/ I would recommend to create a separate Jira user, and use their API key for a script. Don't use the API key of…

@Peter McCracken If I would approach it, I would try to use the page properties macro in the individual pages, and use the page properties report macro inside the overview page.

Hi @michele_sacchetti The message means to actually contact Atlassian support. This forum here is mostly users helping users. You can contact support here: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/

You must generate the JWT's on your own.

It seems the toolchain for node-gyp is not installed on your system.

@Mikel Raj This is not possible directly from the profile page.

Hi @Yulia Karpenko On Confluence Cloud you can't do this.

Hi @Meytal BM , Indeed, app security is an issue. Apps on the marketplace are not thoroughly tested by Atlassian. However some apps have a security badge: https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/marketplace/marketplace-security-bug-bounty-program/ . In order to get the badge you need to participate in a paid bug bounty…

Have a look at the API documentation for developers: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/service-desk/rest/intro/

That functionality is not built into Jira. However you can have a configuration page, where a user can set up the connection. This configuration page will not open automatically.

Yes, once your app is published, you will get an URL to the marketplace listing.

Hi @Kgert , when can we expect a reply from you or your team?

@Araz.Valizada As far as I know, department info is not stored in the Jira user information.

Hi @Sebastian Gellweiler Short answer: you can't receive these emails. Atlassian has not set up this functionality.

@Ian Mitchell Yes, the refresh token change is actually happening: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/4-aug-2021-action-required-deprecating-persistent-refresh-tokens/50348 However the impact depends on the apps you use.

@Andrea Rinaldi No, you can't achieve that in Confluence Cloud. One thing you could do is to add an item to e.g. the three dot menu, which links to a custom search page.

@Chris Rollins This thread is indeed an old thread. It references solutions on server/cloud. If you are on cloud, the functionality is not built into Confluence, and you have to use addons from the marketplace. We made Document Control for Confluence Cloud . However, depending on your specific requirements, you might need…

If you want to update the same page, you need to increment the version number, see https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/api-group-content/#api-wiki-rest-api-content-id-put .

This is explained at https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/oauth-2-3lo-apps/ . The auth for the app needs to be different from the authentication a user is using.

I believe there are 2 ways to accomplish this: * Just keep the page as draft, and share a link to the page. When someone the clicks "edit", they will see the draft. * Open a separate "Draft" space, and share the pages in this draft space with the specific people. Once a page is ready, move it into the published space.

This function is not built into Confluence. There are a couple of addons on the marketplace (e.g. Document Control for Confluence Cloud ) which offer this functionality. We built this addon for this usecase, and there are also some other addons with their pros and cons available.