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You can remove ngrok from the `package.json` file. It might be in de dev dependencies section.

@Mariya Rybak Another option is to create a "draft" space. Then publish the page in the draft space. This allows you to notify your coworkers. Once the page is ready, you can move it to the final space. This workflow is used by some of our customers for Document Control.

Hi @Kgert , I've got some questions regarding GDPR and data privacy: * When is Atlassian going to implement theRecommendations on supplementary measures for GDPR? I think this is needed, especially with regard to storage of user account data in the US and data residency. * If I understand correctly, Atlassian data…

Hi @Pc Addon , please be aware that user personal data is stored in the US, regardless of your data residency choice. That might be a problem with regards to GDPR.

Hi @Raphael Kösters , if I understand correctly, your personal space is on a separate instance than the partner's Confluence. That means there is no direct link possible. You could automate a link through the API, however that requires programming.

It seems only the user who uploaded the attachment can recover it: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-68881

@alejandra_romero , Indeed, this is a problem in your situation. If you verify a domain, you will be administering all users for Atlassian products.

DocuSign is a cloud-only solution. That means it does not fit the requirements of the question ("NO cloud").

@Stuart Capel - London , Deleted attachments are put into "trash" first. I assume they still count towards your space quota while there.

Hi @Rafał Paluch , Regarding your question 1: Atlassian does not provide an option to change SMTP or add an SMTP relay. However there is an open issue for this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-62125 . That means you can't use Postmark.

As far as I know, there is no ETA. I would not expect action too soon ...

My take is that I prefer option2 for most situations. Having a pdf export available makes it clear for everyone that the content is read-only. And having the XML makes going back to Confluence possible.

Hi @Sean Jordaan , Atlassian does not provide an option to change SMTP or add an SMTP relay. However there is an open issue for this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-62125

Not sure if that is the cause, but you have to use and access token in a specific format. See here for how to make this token: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/basic-auth-for-rest-apis/#supplying-basic-auth-headers

@Aaron Gaona Jira Cloud does not do any password handling. Password handling is done by the Atlassian user account system, which is separate from Jira (and Confluence) Cloud. For more information, see https://www.atlassian.com/trust/security/security-practices#sharing-responsibility-for-managing-customer-data

@Sean Coleman You can order CQL results in ascending or descending order. For more information see https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/advanced-searching-using-cql/#order-by .

There's no simple solution which works like your script. Your options are: * use a form addon and save the data in Confluence * build your own addon using Atlassian frameworks (needs lots of programming)

Hi @Alba Santiago , If your employees are logged into any Atlassian product (e.g. Trello or Jira), they are not anonymous users anymore. That means they can't view content that is "only" visible to anonymous users. It is a bit counter intuitive.

Hi @Akhere Areghan , Confluence will filter out (remove) the code in the `<script>` tag. The reason is that Confluence does not allow embedded scripts, because they can be a security risk.

This message means you can't use this API endpoint with Oauth.

In principle that's possible. At this moment (Sept. 2021) I think Atlassian Connect would be the better implementation choice.

Hi @Oleksandr Kram , each plugin on the Atlassian Marketplace has their own terms of service and privacy policy. These policies are set by the plugin vendor. Also most plugins are hosted outside of Atlassian infrastructure and thus will have separate IP addresses. One indication of how vendors handle security issues is to…

Hi @Tami Dubi , As far as I know, there is now direct built in way to do this. What you could do is to add the page properties macro to a page, and add the status and e.g. expiry data into a property. Then you can use the page properties report macro to get an overview of these pages, and see which pages need to be…

Hi @Jake Comito , Can you also post in the Atlassian Developer Community: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/ ? This would reach developers willing to make their bug bounty program public.

@Jonathan Esland No, it's the data of all Confluence/Jira users. Their login details and user profile data are stored in the US, irrespective of the data residency settings. For more information see: https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency/

@Miguel PConnect (the Atlassian app framework) and the "normal" REST API are different things. A connect app needs to be installed from the Atlassian Marketplace. You can write a program using the REST API, and you don't need the Marketplace for this. For auth with the REST API, you need to log into your Atlassian account…

@Jonathan EslandPlease be aware that the data residency is only for your own Confluence data. It does not apply to personal account data. That might be important when evaluating Confluence under regulations by ICO.

@geraldI would definitively go back to support. Community members have no access to your Confluence, and can't debug any errors.

@Jana JägerIF you are good in Javascript development, you could insert an iframe and add your own mini-app there. This requires programming.

@Roberth EdbergUnfortunately you can't do that in Confluence Cloud. Macros don't have access to URL parameters.