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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Priority:
Low
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None
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Affects Version/s: 6.13.6
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Component/s: User - Global / Space Permissions
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None
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13
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Severity 3 - Minor
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1
Summary
- When importing a space from Cloud to Server, if there are any upper-cased groups, they'll show up with the following message in the Server's space permission
Case incorrect. Correct case is: <lower-case group name>
Environment
N/A
Steps to Reproduce
- In Confluence Cloud, create an upper-cased group. For example, Confluence-Test
- Add this group in the permissions of a space
- Go to Space tools >> Permissions
- Click on the Edit button
- Searcj for the group created and save the changes
- Go to the Content Tools >> Export tab
- Click on the option XML and on the Next button
- Click on the Export button
- Download the file
- In Confluence Server, go to General Configuration >> Backup & Restore
- Under the Upload a site or space export file section, click to choose a file
- Click on the Upload and import button
- Once the upload completes, access the imported space
- Click on Space tools >> Permissions
Expected Results
- The groups will have been imported and, in case there was any with an upper-cased name, convert it to lower-case
Actual Results
- Next to the group name, the following message will show up:
Case incorrect. Correct case is: confluence-test
Notes
N/A
Workaround
- Create the same Cloud groups in Confluence Server, in lower-case, and replace them under the space permissions
- Potential DB resolution (DB backup first, after updating the values, a cache cleanup from the UI might be needed):
UPDATE spacepermissions SET permgroupname = '<correct group name>' WHERE permgroupname = '<incorrect group name>' AND spaceid = <space ID>;