Hi,
We are using Confluence as our customer facing knowledge base. This works fine, however I noticed that when people try to access one of our pages while logged in to their own Confluence environment, they get an 'Access Denied' error (many of our customers are businesses with their own Confluence environments). If they then visit the page via an Incognito tab, it works fine.
Are we using Confluence the wrong way or am I missing something?
Thanks,
Jérôme
Jérôme,
As we discussed in our earlier thread, this is expected behavior, as the users are authenticated but not licensed to view pages in Confluence.
There's a feature request below, however, to give these authenticated users access to Anonymous pages:
Take care!
Regards,
Shannon
Jérôme,
If the pages aren't public then they need to be logged into an account on your Confluence instance.
Can you confirm if this is the case? What version of Confluence are you using?
Regards,
Shannon
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Hi Shannon,
The pages are public and can be accessed without a problem by people within my organisation, or people not logged in to Confluence at all: https://gen25-jira.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/BPD/pages/163870/How-to+articles
However, as soon as someone is logged in Confluence on a different Organisation, they can no longer access our Confluence pages other than via an Incognito window (which is not logged in).
Best,
Jérôme
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Jérôme,
Thank you for confirming that. At this time this is expected behavior, as the users are authenticated but not licensed to view pages in Confluence.
There's a feature request below, however, to give these authenticated users access to Anonymous pages:
Please vote on that and comment there with your use case.
Thank you for your understanding! In the meantime, the users should either log out or open an incognito window in order to access your anonymous pages.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Shannon
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Thanks @Shannon S, I voted for the request. It seems I can only mark your top comment as the solution, correct?
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That's correct, but I went ahead and added a new answer with just the feature request to make it easier to find.
Feel free to accept that one
Thanks again!
Regards,
Shannon
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