We are going to clean up our Confluence instance and would like to automatize detection of unused pages, can we somehow check view accesser to those pages? There is AO_92296B_AORECENTLY_VIEWED table, but I have strong feel that this doesn't keep all the history inside.
We have been using a plug-in from Midori. I track the page updates and reads. Then the plug-in can automatically archive pages that have not been Read and/or Updated in a time period you set. The archived pages are retrievable, unlike deleting. Oh, it will warn the owner/admin of the page that the page is about to be archived unless they act.
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The Confluence Usage Stats plugin is included with Confluence but there is performance overhead associated with it. Please see Viewing Site Statistics.
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Ann, is there a way of getting statistics with the Usage Stats plugin about pages that are not viewed at all?
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Hi Sergey,
we are using the tracking plugin from Service Rocket for that. It counts page views and you can list the pages with their counts. It works well and it is free.
But of course, the plugin can't count the past. It counts from that moment on, when it is deployed. But I don't know another way except analyzing any access logs and that is time-consuming.
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