I recently logged into confluence after maybe 30-60 days of not logging in and my entire space is gone. When I enter the exact URL I get the following message:
"Page unavailable
Just what exactly happened and how can I get all my data back?
Same issue!!!
It shows that:
I guess that it's because we already over 10 users for confluence.
But it did not show any notification that our site will shut down.
It's so stupid that we can not access any more and we did not have any warning!
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@sokoonwah Welcome to the Confluence Community. Are you an admin on your instance? Whether or not you are, I suggest opening a support ticket with Atlassian so they can help you identify who is, and how to get your site back. Luckily they don't purge paid sites too quickly and you should be able to recover everything.
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I have just found the same problem.
I opened a test site for myself so I could check things in a sandbox away from the work site which has many active users. In addition I could be an admin, which I am not on our work site. I understood that sites with less than 10 users are free. I did get a warning initially that it was going to get shut down if I did not use it so I created some pages to keep it happy. I have gone to use it again and its now gone with no warning.
This is unfortunate. My Dropbox, which is now over 15 years old, did not do this just because I did not access it for a couple of months!!!
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@Hammed were you on the Free plan or a paid plan? It will make a difference in terms of recovery. Can you access any other spaces in the instance, or is it zero access to any url in your site? Let me know so I can assist with next steps.
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