Daily backup error

[Alex Sprague]

I have a issue on my daily automated backup. Even though i have the backup set to run daily at the same time, every other day it fails because there's 5 - 10 minutes left in the 24 hour window between backups. Here's the thing. It's scheduled to run at the exact same time everyday and there is exactly 24 hours between when the first backup runs and the next backup runs. Is there a way to fix this? 

The current CRON expression is every 0 0 8 * * ?

Here is the error message

Action details:

Error response HTTP body:Backup frequency is limited. You can not make another backup right now. Approximate time till next allowed backup: 0h 5mError publishing webhook. Response HTTP status:406

[Nell Cenizal]

There is a DITA to Wiki project on sourceforge http://sourceforge.net/projects/dita2wiki/ might as well can help you with.

[Yendra Waney]

# Workaround

For unknown reasons, the dita2wiki utility doesn't import the DITA stuff into Confluence.

1. Therefore, I use the following workaround.
2. Generate a PDF and a single page XHTML through XMLMind ditac.
3. Import the XHTML code through Bob Swift's HTML import macro.
4. Adjust the layout of the resulting import through HTML tags. Usually, I add <br> tags.
5. Attach the PDF to the wiki document.

PROS
You have both an HTML and printable PDF with the same content.

CONS
The words in the HTML and PDF output doesn't appear in a search. To workaround this issue, I paste the TOC outside the macro field.

Maybe this workaround is too much of a workaround. What do you think?

Do you have other ways to move DITA content into Confluence?

[shilpa shilpa]

Is it possible to export confluence data into DITA? 

[Weijing]

Thanks for your reply.

DITA is an XML data model.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_Information_Typing_Architecture

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

You might want to explain what DITA is (I do know myself, but it's fourth on the list when I google, after eyewear, hockey and a burlesque act)

For the Confluence -> DITA flow, it depends on what DITA can import - Confluence can export to xml and some other generic or standard formats.

For <something> to Confluence, https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.uwc is the usual starting point if that <something> can't export Confluence formatted data.