Atlassian Confluence 4.3.2, the Enterprise Wiki
Hi
I have the task to dowload a document from our wiki, in an automated process.
I have tried several method, they all lead to download of the html page (and upto a max of 39KB).
When I try the same command on other website (for docs or pdf) they work fine (the file of proper format gets downloaded).
I am using powershell. Here is what I have tried.
This works.
wget -O my.pdf "https://www.tutorialspoint.com/vbscript/vbscript_tutorial.pdf"
But this doesn't work
wget -O my.pdf --user user --password mypassword "http://tsm-wiki/download/attachments/38897186/Al%27s+comments.doc?version=1&modificationDate=1351755856000"
Why does it download only upto 39kb (is there a settting to increase that?) and also not download the actual file (.doc instead of html)
I am not a confluence admin.
Thank you.
B
I solved it by using something that seems to be the case for other Atlassian products (ie JIRA)
You need to have the login info in the URL itself.
$client = new-object System.Net.WebClient
$client.DownloadFile("http://Companywiki/download/attachments/211190363/St-1.0.docx?os_username=myusername&os_password=mypassword","D:\St-1.0.docx")
also remove any other stuff added after the extension of the file name in the URL
to
http://mycompanywiki/download/attachments/211190363/St-1.0.docx?os_username=myusername&os_password=mypassword","D:\St-1.0.docx")
Hello,
I found a discussion that appears to address the same problem you described here, please have a look: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/wget-to-download-Confluence-attachment/qaq-p/362343
In that discussion, a recommendation was to use
curl -O -u user:password "http://confluence.mydomain.com/download/attachments/12345678/readme.txt"
Hope this helps,
Igor
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Thanks for that. But after reading the whole thread, there doesn't seem to be a solution to what the person was facing.
I have similar issue
-the file size and type are not correct [max size of 39kb, and html instead of .doc]
-even using credentials does not work
I am also using
wget --user myname --password mypassword URL
Note that this works on other public sites (where credentials are not required).
I am on windows.
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