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We are trying to migrate a project from our Confluence Server to an Atlassian Cloud instance.
In the migration settings, step "Choose what to migrate", I select the following :
How can this be, and how could I force it to migrate only the users related to the space I chose ?
Thanks for your answers.
Do all the users have view access to the space you are migrating? That might be causing the problem. Can you send a screenshot of the space permissions?
Sorry, I didn't see your reply. Thanks for replying !
I've already tried removing every permission on the space (except its owner, which is a single user), but it changed nothing.
I also checked and some users (notably those that trigger the "Invalid email addresses" warning) don't belong to any group, not even confluence-users (so they couldn't be included because of some group permission or mention).
Last but not least, I created an empty test space and restricted permissions to me only, and when I try to migrate it, all users are still scoped.
Here's a screenshot of the space permissions. They also match my test space permissions (it's in French but I think it's quite self-explanatory) ::
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How is your user directory managed, via external user directory or internal user directory? How many active licenses are being used? What are your default space permissions (BASEURL.com/admin/permissions/viewdefaultspacepermissions.action )What are your Global Permissions (BASEURL.com/admin/permissions/globalpermissions.action )
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We have it connected to AD to allow the use of centralized credentials, but only a very small number of users are in any groups that can even login/view/edit Confluence.
Default Space permissions are limited to 3 small groups as well as Global Permissions, similarly limited to 8 very targetted/small groups.
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If you go to Confluence Admin -> General Configuration -> License Details, under Licensed users how many does it say you have? How many users does the migration assistant say it will migrate?
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Under License Details is says: 50 (35 signed up currently).
However, when running the migration assistant, under Migration Details > Users and groups > Scoped currently (lists total count of all users in LDAP/AD tree, a very large number).
Similarly, in the Data Migration part, despite just test migrating a single 1 test Space with a handful of users, again under the Users and groups > Scoped, just has a spinning pin-wheel as the migration tool seems unable to tell how many actual Confluence users are in scope of the entire Confluence install, or a single Space, when backed by a large account tree of potential accounts of users NOT in scope.
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Is it possible to temporarily disable the AD connection and test the migration assistant to see if that lowers the number of users?
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Appears to be caused by this for us:
[MIG-988] CCMA scoped user groups and performance issue - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products.
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