Hi, I'm struggling a bit here. I'm trying to enable anonymous access for my Confluence Cloud space and have been trying to follow the guides to do this. My problem is that I do not have the Anonymous Users section on either the space permissions, or the global permissions pages. I have groups, and individual users, but no anonymous user section.
I am on the standard plan - albeit the free trial for now.
The spaces will not show anonymous until you have enabled it in the global permissions.
There is only one global permission page, and it should show four sections - Groups, Individual users, Unlicenced Access and Anonymous at the bottom.
If it is not there, then I would guess that you are using a free install of Confluence, not a Trial.
Thanks for this but I've checked. It clearly says I'm on the trial and this is doubly true as you can't change any settings in the free version but I can. I've contacted support as I've found some other weird things that suggest something is wrong in the back end - for example, my profile says I've never logged into confluence...despite literally being logged in to view that!
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Yeah, that sounds messed up, definitely a support call!
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Support have solved this now. There's a new feature called "public links" and when this is on the anonymous options don't show. Turning public links off re-enables it.
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Would you mind asking them for some documentation on public links? I've been searching for it and can't find anything online.
It sounds kind of like what's mentioned here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-32999
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