Hello.
Our goal is to export a space from a Confluence (5.6.6) Server solution to Confluence Cloud, and I'm having a issue with the import. This is what I've done:
After a halv a minute or so I get this error message:
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I had a space with the name ARKIV earlier, but deleted it to make the key available for the import. It no longer show up under "all spaces".
However, if I modify the URL to domain.atlassian.net/wiki/display/ARKIV/, I get this error:
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While I expected to get this error:
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If it is relevant, we also have JIRA cloud under the same account. The JIRA project with key ARKIV is also deleted.
Thanks for any help,
Richard
Hi,
There's a easier workaround :
1. Access to your backup folder > open up exportDescriptor.properties with your favorite text editor > search for the space key 'ARKIV' > locate 'ARKIV' and manually change the space key to something else. (eg : 'ARKIV(1)')
2. Import.
Thank you @Jonathan Soo Wai Hou. I tried what you said, but end up with this error message:
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Should I change all references in the entities.xml as well? I find these two types of references:
<property name="context"><![CDATA[ARKIV]]></property> ... <spaceKey>ARKIV</spaceKey>
I'm not too technical, but would it work to change it to this setting?
<property name="context"><![CDATA[ARKIV(1)]]></property> ... <spaceKey>ARKIV(1)</spaceKey>
Thank you
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It will not work...we need to remove all the entries from the db it seems...
I tried as you suggested but getting below errors..
Import failed. Check your server logs for more information. com.atlassian.confluence.importexport.ImportExportException: Unable to complete import because the data does not match the constraints in the Confluence schema. Cause: JdbcSQLException: Unique index or primary key violation: "UK_JP1AD5YUFSIH5R7LQRYGAKPUG_INDEX_9 ON PUBLIC.SPACES(SPACEKEY) VALUES ('DEMO', 98306)"; SQL statement: insert into SPACES (SPACENAME, SPACEKEY, LOWERSPACEKEY, SPACEDESCID, HOMEPAGE, CREATOR, CREATIONDATE, LASTMODIFIER, LASTMODDATE, SPACETYPE, SPACESTATUS, SPACEID) values (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) [23505-196]
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