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Confluence Documentation Home
User Guide Confluence User Guide Administration Guide Administrators Guide Install Guide Confluence Installation Guide Database Configuration DOC:Database Configuration Server Configuration Configuration Guide Upgrade Guide Upgrading Confluence Wiki Adoption Guide ...
Other labels: example, documentation, installation

Recognised System Properties
Confluence has a small number of obscure configuration and debugging settings that can be enabled through Java system properties. System properties are usually set by passing the {{D}} flag to the Java virtual machine in which Confluence is running. Property Since Possible ...
Other labels: system-properties, other-settings, obscure

Paddle
Introduction Paddle is a tool that will test the LDAP or Active Directory settings in your {{atlassianuser.xml}}. Quote from a customer: Really, REALLY glad you had the paddle tool so I didn't spend too much time beating my head ...
Other labels: ldap, atlassian-user, user-management

Adding SSL for Secure Logins and Page Security
document describes how to configure Confluence to use a HTTPS encrypted secure socket layer for user logins and page data. Unencrypted confidential data within Confluence may be intercepted by an attacker. To secure user logins, you can enable ...
Other labels: filter-common-tasks, https, security-options, ssl, published, redirect, server-security

Confluence Data Directory Configuration
Here is a link listing important Confluence files http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/ImportantDirectoriesandFiles. The home directory defines the location of the directory where Confluence will store it's data, including attachments, indexes and backups. Administrators can set this location by defining a value ...
Other labels: installation, configuration, directory

Configuring a Large Confluence Installation
Deploying any application to several thousand users requires care and planning, expecially if those users are going to be relying on the application to get their work done. General Advice Staged Rollout Do not try to deploy Confluence immediately to your whole organisation ...
Other labels: massive, performance-tuning, database, memory, performance

Customising Confluence
page is kept only for archiving purposes. Please see the current documentation at Customising Look and Feel Overview

Custom Decorator Templates
About Decorators Confluence is built on top of the Open Source SiteMesh http://www.opensymphony.com/sitemesh/ library, a webpage layout system that provides a consistent look and feel across a site. SiteMesh works through "decorators" that define a page's layout and structure, and into which ...

GZipping a HTTP Response within Confluence
Confluence supports HTTP gzip transfer encoding. What this means is that if a user's web browser supports it, Confluence will compress the data it sends to the user. This will speed up Confluence over slow or congested Internet links, and reduce the amount of bandwidth consumed by a Confluence ...
Other labels: admin-other

Confluence System Files and Data Storage
commonly asked question is "Where does Confluence store its data?" This page describes the files that Confluence requires to run, and where runtime data is stored. Confluence's use of the filesystem for many of its configuration and runtime files may make it unsuitable ...

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