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Suggestion
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Resolution: Fixed
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NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Server. Using Confluence Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
Hi everyone,
This is Charlie from the Confluence team. I'm pleased to let you know that support for automatically removing trashed pages was previously shipped in Confluence Server and Data Center version 7.16 as a part of the retention rules feature. It looks like we missed updating this ticket at the time - better late than never!
You can set a retention rule for:
- historical page versions (pages only, you can't set a retention rule for blog posts)
- historical attachment versions, and
- items in the trash.
Learn more about retention rules
Kind regards,
Charlie Marriott
Confluence Data Center
It would be great if a user can configure settings to allow for removal of trashed pages after a certain point. i.e. purge all deleted content in the trash that is more than a week old.
This is presently not possible due to the lack of information regarding deleted objects stored in the database.
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CONFSERVER-7904 Explicitly set attributes LASTMODDATE and LASTMODIFIER when deleting objects
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-15232 Trash can't be emptied when pages with Gliffy attachments are present in the trash
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-15233 Purging Trash is Slow and Blocks DB Writes
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-14507 Large amounts of deleted content may cause Purge All Trash to fail
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CONFSERVER-3079 Need ability to remove specific versions of an attachment
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CONFSERVER-4296 Purging the trash can be a long running task, so provide appropriate feedback.
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CONFSERVER-14484 Manipulation of Trash content via the Remote API
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CONFCLOUD-7905 Enable removal of trashed pages at certain point
- Gathering Interest