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Hello,
I will have to change DNS name which is used by our confluence and jira.
My users are often adding links in confluence to some pages in jira. This URL’s won’t work anymore after changing DNS names used my applications.
It’s too much links to change it manually, so I would like to change it directly in database.
I already changed links in tables: confluence.LINKS and confluence.EXTRNLNKS but I still see old URL’s on some confluence pages content.
Could someone tell me where is content of the sites stored?
I checked table confluence.content but I don’t see my URL’s there.
best regards
Karolina Radziwon
Hi Karolina, are you refering to the links inserted by JIRA Issue macro? if so, they may be changed automatically once you recreate the application link between JIRA and Confluence. However, if they don't update, you may follow the steps here (just don't forget to make a database backup).
Cheers
Hello Tiago,
Thank you very much for answer. Links created by Application Links are not a problem, I already changed them.
I’m talking about static links which are inside of confluence sites content.
Unfortunately my users created lots of links like this to tickets in JIRA, and sometimes even to other sites in confluence.
I would like to change this URL’s for them. It’s not a problem to do this using SQL, but I’m not sure where to find site’s content.
As I said I change links in two tables, but it’s not enough.
regards
Karolina
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