heinrich-ulbricht
commented
6 months ago @tojiwdwt Hi, thanks for reporting this. Inaccessible page can mean one of the following:
- the page does not exist - either it has not been migrated yet, or it has been deleted
- the currently logged in user account does not have access permissions for this page
Could you please check the Site Pages library for a page with ID 1087 and send me a screenshot? You might have to make the columns ID, Confluence: Id, and Confluence: Parent Id columns visible first.
Here's a sample how this will look (the page ID here is 200, it has to be 1087 in your case):
If the page is there, the tree should pick it up and we have to look for reasons why it doesn't. If the page is NOT there, please try to check if this is permission-related, or deletion-related. The behavior would be expected in those cases as the page takes part in a page hierarchy, but is not accessible anymore, for one of the two reasons. We can go on from there.
Thank you.
tojiwdwt
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
After migration a few of the main pages became corrupt and were labeled "inaccessible page" I tried republishing in SharePoint but no luck.
Expected Behavior
The title of the page should be correctly labeled, the majority of the pages do work as expected but a few are getting this issue. Please let us know if there is a way to manually fix this in SharePoint.
WikiTraccs Version
1.10.12
Confluence Version
Confluence 7 (up to 7.17)
Confluence Data Center?
Relevant log output or page storage format
No response
Anything else?
No response