Hello everyone,
I have confluence installed in our local network. On the same machine is an apache server so I can use html-include, which works great.
My problem is that anyone in the network can access the pages that I include if they know the url.
Is there anyway to restrict my php files to users that are logged into confluence.
Or maybe have a restriction in apache so only access from confluence is allowed?
Making this depended on confluence group membership would be ideal of course but is not a must.
Thank you
I think this dependency will need to be resolved at either the PHP or apache level.
You could possibly write into your script an API call to the /rest/group endpoint https://docs.atlassian.com/ConfluenceServer/rest/6.12.1/#group-getMembers
to get the list of group members from Confluence. But I'm not sure how your PHP file would retreive the current user's ID.
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