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I have wiki https://wiki-eapp.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EAPP/pages, which help my clients configure my product.
Few days ago my clients lost access to wiki. They had anonymous access before. How can I fix this issue?
It is not help me.
I see different fields in my settings.
So easy task, that anonymous users can read my articles and I spent 2 days and didn't found solution.
I thinks I should use this solution
But in my case I have
How I can fix it? Where I can found setting global permission?
Your second screenshot is of "Site administration", not "Confluence administration".
An Atlassian Cloud site can be made up of Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Opsgenie, etc, and the administration of each application is different and local to each application.
You need to go to Confluence and administer that, not the whole site.
Ok, there's several things in here!
Thanks for your advise!
Currently I changed plan to standard but didn't see anonymous access. How can I fix it?
Your admins have not enabled anonymous access at the global level yet. It will appear in space permissions once they have.
Very strange, I created this space and I only one user and admin. iThinkers e-commerce application it is my account
You need to enable the global permission first, not look at the space yet.
Ok, that tells me that you have enabled the "share page with non-user" function. I can't remember where it is in admin, but if you enable it, it disables anonymous access functionality.