Confluence 3.5 : Confluence 2.7.1 Upgrade Guide
This page last changed on Jan 23, 2008 by smaddox.
Confluence 2.7.1 is a recommended upgrade which fixes a security flaw and other bugs, and brings a couple of improvements. You'll find details of the fixes in the release notes. Upgrade NotesAs part of the fix for case-sensitivity in usernames and group names when using LDAP integration (CONF-9469), an upgrade task will consolidate permissions for the same user or groups where they differ only by case. Depending on the size of your Confluence installation (number of spaces and the permissions applied to them) the upgrade task could result in a longer-than-usual delay when starting Confluence for the first time after the upgrade. Please be patient while this happens — it could take a few minutes. During this process there will be regular progress reports in the log, something like this: [atlassian.confluence.upgrade.ConsolidatePermissionsUpgradeTask] doUpgrade Consolidating SpacePermissions for Space Monkeys in a Barrel (key=MONBAR)
Upgrade ProcedureIf you are already running a version of Confluence, please follow these instructions to upgrade to the latest version:
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