I believe I or someone in my organization archived a page sometime this year called "General Check Procedure" in the Operations space. I have all permissions and rights in the Operations space. I have full permissions and rights to my own space and to one other department space. The page was there at some time this year in the Operations space to the best of recollection.
If I search some or all of those words in the Archive folder or in the regular Confluence pages in all my allowed spaces, there isn't a page with some or all of that title.
Are there permissions I lack to view a current or archived page? Does it only show pages I archived? Could it be moved then archived in another space within my company? If so I don't know how to find it.
I don't believe I or anyone deleted it - is there anyway to tell? to see a list of deleted files or for someone in Confluence to search this year's deleted or archived pages?
@Richard Zenk Sorry to hear you might be missing an important Page - hopefully you were able to recover using the Archive feature.
My team built an app that provides this same level of backup granularity for all data in Confluence Cloud - Pages, Workspaces, Blog Posts, Attachments, Comments, etc.
If you're looking for a seamless ongoing backup and restore solution, check us out on the Atlassian Marketplace here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1228099/rewind-backups-for-confluence?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
Best,
Danny
If this add on program was added, would the file be recovered or any files that were deleted once the program was installed?
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@Richard Zenk Welcome to the Atlassian community
If you have access to the space then you have access to the space archived pages. You could use an advanced search to find documents that have been archived.
Some other posibilities:
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Thanks for the response. One reply says I cannot restore a deleted file and the other says i can.
Searched and found this answer to un-delete:
I don't know how to find the space's trash or access the Admin tab on the Browse Spacebar.
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If you are a space admin you space settings in the left hand navigation of the space you are in.
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Welcome to community
Login to confluence application with Admin previleage
On left side buttom of screen, Select View all spaces from dropdown, to go to the Space Directory
. Select Archived in directory's navigation and find your space.
Unfortunately if a space is deleted, it is permanently delete., only option is to restore from backup.
Vikram P
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Hi, it is not a space that was deleted but a page. How would your instructions be modified for a page that was or was not deleted?
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Please check in recently "Recently Worked On" on left side of confluence page or "Recently Visited" or "Saved for Later".
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Thanks. It is not there in those places. Is there a way to search current, active pages where I changed the title? w/o looking through every line of the change history of every page?
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