Hi Vadim,
You should be able to bulk update this globally on the instance but keep in mind this method should be done with caution and I recommend a lot of select statements first to pinpoint the best approach to change URLs.
// Ex, https://oldBaseUrl and https://newBaseUrl UPDATE BODYCONTENT SET BODY = REPLACE(BODY,'<old_string>','<new_string>');
This is the underlying issue I think you run into https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/some-attachments-or-links-are-no-longer-accessible-after-server-migration-214862724.html . I recommend installing Source Editor where you can copy a page and try the approach with search and replace in a controlled manner.
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No problems good luck!
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How are the attachements "no longer accessible" - do you mean via page -> attachments? Do they show up there, but give an error when clicked? What is the error?
Can you check that
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Thanks for the answer. Here is screenshot
Screenshot_2.png
If i click on that attachement it points to old URL, what used before migration.
image2017-3-10 14:29:19.png
And yes, base url is correct and attachments dir path correct also.
<property name="attachments.dir">${confluenceHome}/attachments</property>
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Ah, ok, that looks like someone has embedded the link as a link, instead of using Confluence's internal links. I think
Before I go any further down that path, I'd like to confirm it - could you edit the page, and look at the exact type of link there is there. Is it a full web link, or an "embed attachment" macro? (Don't need to save the page). If you're not sure, then can you have a look in "view source" and see how the link is shown in there?
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