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Can you upload file to Confluence via email?

William Mulready
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November 11, 2020

I have recently set up a confluence space page for my global team, and the aim is to utilize it as central repository for reports that we send daily via email. I am looking for a possible solution where I can include a specific mail address which will automatically upload the mail to files/attachments section once sent. As we send multiple reports a day, the manual upload would be an unneeded overhead.

Any recommendations or assistance would be much appreciated.

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Lakshmi
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August 6, 2013

Hi, from my experience, deleted/inactivated user's personal data can be accessed. i tried couple of options. they worked.

either of them should work:

<confluence-url>/spaces/viewspace.action?key=~username

<confluence-url>/display/~username/home - if user does not change the default home page

from my observation, this url pattern will not work for inactivated users <confluence-url>/display/~username

Thanks,

Lakshmi

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Sander Brienen [Avisi]
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January 24, 2012

Hi Brett,

I don't think the content is really lost. Check in your database. Perform the following query to check if the content is still there:

SELECT * FROM content WHERE CREATOR = '<AD username>' OR USERNAME = '<AD username>';

This should show a list of content items for that specific user.

This way you should also be able to recover the content that seemed deleted. But I would not recommend editing the database by yourself. Call Atlassian Support to help you with that (support.atlassian.com).

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