Hi,
We are new to Confluence cloud. when a user logs in for the first time, i see their own individual space created by default.
Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
Appreciate your help!
Thanks
Vasavi
Hi Babu, Thank you for providing that workaround!
Good afternoon! I hope you are doing well. I know there's a new onboarding process that creates personal spaces for new users. We have a feature request so admins could disable that feature. I'll share it below.
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Done! Thank you for sharing this! VOTED YES YES YES to that feature.
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Hi Babu
Thanks for the reply. It works. I was looking at space permissions instead of global.
All good now!
Thanks
Vasavi
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Hello @Vasavi Nagalla ,
I think in Confluence we don't have suck kind of mechanism auto "Space" while login.
May be those creating an personal spaces.
Please check the below link to disable personal space creation for individual users.
Confluence --> Settings --> Global permissions -->
Remove privileges of "Confluence users" to create personal space and create space permissions.
This will stop creating spaces by confluence users.
Thanks.
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Sorry to bump this, but would turning off 'Personal Space' have any effect on existing Personal spaces, E.g. would it remove the space, remove the permissions to the space for the user?
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I'm wondering the same. I'll be testing this and will try and circle back here. Or if anyone else already knows, do tell.
Update: I noticed another comment which indicates it does work.
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Thank you again for bringing this up, and take care!
Shannon