In that case can you please open a case on support.atlassian.com for further investigation?
Ok, Let's try a rebuild from your plugins from scratch:
The idea behind this procedure is to delete all the plugins from scratch so we confirm that there are no corruptions with confluence bundle plugins.
If after this the addition users vanish, re install your third party plugins and disable the following plugins (since those got enabled due the UPDATE statement):
If it fails you can restore your backups, again I would prefer to mount a staging environment since you might get a downtime while checking this .
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Hey Yannic,
That could be some corruption in your confluence index, could you please try following below guide and see if the problem goes away:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFKB/Rebuild+the+Content+Indices+from+Scratch
tks,
David
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Hi Deividi,
I first tried the rebuild option in the admin panel but no success.
Then followed the steps 'rebuilding the content indices from scratch' but we have no index directory so I could not remove it
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Y.
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Ok, now that is really strange, you should have a index directory because even if you remove it, confluence would recreate this directory, please go to the Confluence Admin > System Information. Check what path is described next to *Confluence Home* variable. If in that directory there is no index folder send us a screenshot please, else try the procedure I posted.
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Ok, found the index directory and deleted it. After rebuild, no luck: still 5 Alexes...
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Interesting, can you run the below select and post me the output? select u.user_name, u.active, d.directory_name from cwd_user u inner join cwd_directory d on d.id = u.directory_id where u.user_name = 'iLex';
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[confluence]> select u.user_name, u.active, d.directory_name from cwd_user u inner join cwd_directory d on d.id = u.directory_id where u.user_name = 'iLex'; +-----------+--------+-------------------------------+ | user_name | active | directory_name | +-----------+--------+-------------------------------+ | iLex | T | Confluence Internal Directory | +-----------+--------+-------------------------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
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There is one last thing we can try (last resort), do you have a test instance (prod clone) available?
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We are not running a mirrored environment. What would be your suggestion? We can always make a back-up before attempting anything crazy =)
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