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Overview

Maintain your Confluence instance by deactivating users based on the time since they last logged in.

Example

As an administrator, I have the responsibility of maintaining an accurate and up-to-date list of who is using the Atlassian tools, to avoid paying for users that are not getting value from the products. I want to deactivate all users that haven't logged in for the last three months. This script allows me to find all users that haven't logged in for the specified time and deactivates them.

Good to Know

• In this example we are only considering successful login attempts, please take ...

Overview

Re-activate disabled users' accounts via user name.

Example

As a Confluence Administrator, I want to be able to easily re-activate user accounts that have been disabled using a script.

Good to Know

You'll need to know the usernames of the accounts you want to re-activate.

This script should be set up in the Script Console. Usernames of users you want to re-activate should be entered into the text field this script generates above the main console. Names must be seperated by spaces.

Overview

This sample code enables a user to automatically synchronize page labels between two pages.

Example

As a Confluence user, I want to ensure that two specified pages always have the same labels, so that they both show up when other users filter pages by label. Using this script, I can define one page as the source page and the other page as the destination page. Then, if I add or remove a label on ...

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This sample code enables a user to automatically synchronize page content between two pages.

Example

I am a Confluence user with identical content that I display in two locations. When I change this content, I don't want to have to edit both pages to make the same change. Using this script, I can set one page as the source, and any changes I make are automatically synced to the other ...