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Hi!
We tried to upgrade our Confluence from Server to DC yesterday evening.
What we did?
1. Update license key to DC
2. Restart Confluence service
3. Login
4. Navigated around, saw that all previously uploaded images/screenshots/attachments were missing from previously created pages. Whilst loading Confluence articles/pages with attachments, DevOps saw bunch of NullPointerException errors in the logs and all images etc appeared as thumbnails in the articles
5. Also some amount of user profile pictures were broken
Could anyone refer what we did wrong or what is the cause of this?
Found URL with similar issue - does this fix help?
Did you setup a shared home directory? I don't think it is much different than Jira and attachments and avatars are loaded from shared home directory.
We use non-clustered DC, I assume then we do not need to set up any home directory?
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I don't think so. Even if it is one node, you need to setup a shared home and local home directory. It is very easy to add a shared home directory and if you are using one node you can use a local directory you don't need a network share.
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