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Hello,
The site I am trying to restore is from June 2018.
A full backup zip file can contain up to 200 MB of data (uncompressed XML files) and unlimited attachments.
Despite my Confluence site backup being 906MB, with the attachments folder being 800MB, I thought the import would be fine, but it failed. There is a link to an "alternative method of restoring data" on the restore page, but it appears to be dead.
Do you have any suggestions on how to proceed? I've looked around but haven't found anything useful. Thanks.
Hi,
How about the upload limit in confluence setting or config file?
https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/configuring-attachment-size-150040.html
Hello @Donnellyson Felton
Welcome to community :)
This is a common problem what you need to do is upload the file directly to restore directory and then you can restore it via GUI.
If you have problems importing a site, check out these hints.
<confluence-home>/restore
directory and import it from there.When you upload it you will be able to access it trough GUI.
Restoring a Site | Confluence Data Center and Server 8.0 | Atlassian Documentation
BR, Olga
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