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Every week I do a backup of both JIRA and Confluence using the Backup Manager and can download it and store it. Now it is asking me for Authentication for Studio WebDAV. Is this something new? What do I need to do to download it?
This also has shown up when I tried to verify this on my test instance.
When presented with the authentication box, I could proceed with downloading the backup after re-entering the credentials of my admin account to the instance.
Since when this has been implemented, and why, I currently can not give you an answer to.
If you enter your username and account you normally use to log in on your instance, this should be sufficient, assuming the account has admin privileges on the instance.
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Thanks, I don't know my admin account credentials. I am using both instances On-Demand. How do I find this out?
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It doesn't work when I use the email username(which I use everywhere else), you must use the local username,
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went fine when i used username : "admin" instead of email and then my normal password
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Yes, it needs the admin username (default 'admin')., not the email of the admin
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tried admin and my pw, it looks like it is going to work – no authentication errors but login prompt returns.
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@Ottavio Braun Cheers for the 'admin' tip, worked perfectly! Thanks to to @Shreena Patel for raising the question, and to all the participants on this thread. As for Atlassian - 4/10, must try harder
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