Confluence Identity Connector".
In the "Connector" tab, specify the connection information to crawl the Confluence Identity.
Confluence url: URL to access the Confluence server in the form of: http://{servername}{:port}. In some Confluence installations you must add "/confluence" to the end of the server name – e.g http://wiki.local.search/confluence . The connector uses REST API to communicate with Confluence. To verify REST append /rest/api/space at the end of the URL. Test it in a browser.
Domain: Domain used to login to Confluence. If the domain is not required by the environment it is ignored.
Username: Username with admin privileges to access all Confluence content, this will be the user used to crawl the Confluence instance. i.e part of the confluence-admin group
Use login.action.form: Use login.action POST action to authenticate instead of using BASIC Authorization headers
Now that the content source is set up, the crawl can be initiated.
The status will show RUNNING while the crawl is going, and CRAWLED when it is finished.
If there are errors, you will get a clickable "Error" flag that will take you to a detailed error message page.
If you only want to process content updates from the Confluence Identity (documents which are added, modified, or removed), then click on the "Incremental" button instead of the "Full" button. The Confluence Identity connector will automatically identify only changes which have occurred since the last crawl.
If this is the first time that the connector has crawled, the action of the "Incremental" button depends on the exact method of change discovery. It may perform the same action as a "Full" crawl crawling everything, or it may not crawl anything. Thereafter, the Incremental button will only crawl updates.
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Group expansion configuration is done on the "Advanced Connector Properties" of the Connector tab.
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