Child pages (folder name is the name of the page).
The hierarchy in the file system looks like this: Before you can start creating and moving things around, it's useful to understand how the content is organized. Manage pages and files in a native clientĪccessing Confluence through a native client is useful for performing bulk actions. See Configuring a WebDAV client for Confluence for more information on how to set it up. Your administrator may have disabled the WebDav plugin, or may have restricted the actions that you can perform using a local client.
If prompted, enter your MUnet password for, move and delete pages and attachments in Confluence using a file manager like Finder (OS X), Explorer (Windows) or Dolphin (Linux) or other WebDav compatible local client like CyberDuck.įor example, if you need to delete a lot of pages you can bulk delete them in your local file manager (like Finder or Explorer), rather than one by one in your browser.Īccess to Confluence through a native client is provided by the WebDav plugin.
Click the Always checkbox and click Allow to accept Unknown fingerprint.
Double-click Miami University filespace in the Bookmarks tab.
Example if your UniqueID is publicjq, your login would be IT\publicjq.
Click the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) drop-down menu and choose SFTP (SSL File Transfer Protocol).
Click the (plus-sign) in the lower-left corner of the screen.
In the Cyberduck window, select the Bookmarks Tab.
Set up Cyberduck for use with Miami University filespace
Follow the prompts to install Cyberduck.
If the PKG file opened with an error, secondary-click (right-click) it and select Open.
Software for Personally Owned Computers.
To provide instruction on using Cyberduck to access files stored in the M drive on IT Services-maintained servers (i.e., MyFiles, MUFiles, and departmental file space).
To provide access to download and instruction to install Cyberduck on macOS.
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