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18 Dec 09

Confluence Webdav Map Drive Fix

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To work around this behavior, enable Basic authentication on the client computer. To do this, add the UseBasicAuth registry entry to the following registry subkey, and then set the entry to a non-zero value:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WebClient\Parameters
To enable Basic authentication on the client computer, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, and then click Run.
2. In the Open box, type regedit, and then click OK.
3. Locate and then click the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WebClient\Parameters
4. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
5. Type UseBasicAuth, and then press ENTER.
6. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
7. In the Value data box, type 1, and then click OK.

Note Basic authentication is enabled if the UseBasicAuth registry entry is set to a non-zero value. Basic authentication is disabled if the UseBasicAuth registry entry is not present or if the UseBasicAuth registry entry is set to 0 (zero).
8. Exit Registry Editor, and then restart the computer."

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04 Sep 08

Start Confluence automatically on Windows as a Service - Confluence - Confluence

    • nstalling Confluence Standalone As A Service



      From your Windows-based server running Confluence 2.2 standalone or later:



      1. Open a command prompt in the <CONFLUENCE-INSTALL>/bin directory



      2. Confirm that the JAVA_HOME variable is set to the JDK base directory with the command

        echo %JAVA_HOME%


        Note that any directory in the path with spaces (eg. C:\Program Files must be converted to its eight-character equivalent (eg. C:\Progra~1)

      3. Install the service with default settings with the command

        service.bat install Confluence

      4. In addition, to have the service start automatically when the server starts, run

        tomcat5 //US//Confluence --Startup auto

      5. If you have a less than a 512 meg of memory, skip this step. For users with large Confluence installs, you can increase the maximum memory Confluence can use (default will already be 256MB). For example, you can set the maximum memory to 512 megs using

        tomcat5 //US//Confluence --JvmMx 512

      6. If you do not have any JVM parameters you pass to your freestanding version of Confluence, you can skip this step. If you do, add them to the service using

        tomcat5 //US//Confluence ++JvmOptions="-Djust.an.example=True"

      7. For any further configuration, check out the Tomcat Windows Service How-To guide

Confluence Backup Size Limit

  • Fabio C. Paiano



















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    Confluence Backup Size Limit?







    Posted:
    Jul 11, 2007 10:21 AM














     












    I think I once saw somewhere information about Confluence having a maximum size limit of 2 GByte for the automatic daily backup. However, I have not been able to find that again in the documentation.



    I'm worried, because our site daily backup is already 1.5 GByte and growing.



    Does anyone know if such a limit really exists? We are running release 2.5.4 .



    If really there is such a limit, is there any recomended workaround?



    Thanks in advance for any info you could forward me.



    Regards,

    Fabio







































    Stefan Baader



















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    Re: Confluence Backup Size Limit?







    Posted:
    Jul 12, 2007 2:46 AM


     

    in response to: Fabio C. Paiano

    in response to: Fabio C. Paiano














     












    Hi Fabio,



    that's right with the 2GB limit. Atlassian recommends to backup and restore the attachments from the file system (/data) and the content from the database (sql dump). You might also backup to zip without attachments and copy /data from the filesystem/backup media.



    Stefan
15 Nov 07

Attachments Macro - Confluence - Confluence

  • sage:
    {attachments:patterns=pattern, ...|old=true/false|sortBy=name/size/date|upload=true/false} the patterns, old and sortBy arguments are alll optional

    Description:
    Show a list of attachments belonging to the current page.



    Optionally filter attachments by name, optionally include old attachments, optionally allow uploads of new attachments.
03 Oct 07

Expand Text User Macro - Confluence Extension - Confluence

01 Oct 07

Scaffolding Plugin - Confluence Extension - Confluence

  • Description/Features




    Version 1.4.18 and earlier require the appropriate Utilities Plugin to be installed into WEB-INF/lib.

    This plug-in contains macros for creating 'permanent templates' and editable forms.



    It provides many macros which allow data to be entered into a form. It does so by allowing the editing of specified sections on a page when viewing the page, if the current user has 'edit' permissions to the page being viewed.



    There is a public library of scaffolds people have used in real life availabile here.




    For more information, visit this plugin's homepage

Zones Plugin - Confluence Extension - Confluence

    • Description/Features




      Provides a simple template system for creating dynamic templates based on zones.



      Essentially, you define a page that is the zone template. Each zone template contains one or more zones. Zones are basically just named placeholders for data defined pages which are instances of the template.



      Once you have defined a template, you can start creating pages which implement that templace using a zone template instance. The instance provides zone data for each zone in the template.



      If you need to go back and change the overall layout of the instance pages, you simply change the template, as one might expect.



      Zone templates differ from scaffolds in a few ways:



      • Template and instance data are stored in the content of a page. So you can use Confluence to manage the data versioning.
      • Zones only provide a very simple mechanism for managing a dynamic template, scaffolds provide a much richer set of tags to support more dynamic data sets.



      Version 1.2 has only been tested on Confluence 2.2.9. The utilities-plugin is no longer needed.
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