chmod

Function	Lists or changes explicit Confluence page restrictions (view / edit) for users and groups.
Options	-n, --dry-run — previews changes. -y, --yes — confirms writes.
Limitations	Not Unix modes (no 755). No chown in this release. No space-level permissions or recursive (-R) changes. PATH must be a page. At most 100 paths.

clear removes explicit restrictions on that page. Listing does not require -y. Writes require -y unless you pass -n.

MODE tokens: read=+u:ACCOUNTID, read=-u:ACCOUNTID, update=+u:ACCOUNTID, update=-u:ACCOUNTID (you cannot remove your own edit restriction), the same +g: / -g: forms for groups, and clear.

If a multi-action run fails partway, Shell reports what was partially applied. Piped stdin is a list of page paths; put only MODE and flags on the command line.

Examples

$ chmod ./SecretPage
$ chmod -n read=+u:ACCOUNTID ./SecretPage
$ chmod -y read=+u:ACCOUNTID ./SecretPage
$ chmod -y update=-u:ACCOUNTID ./SecretPage
$ chmod -y read=+g:GROUPID ./SecretPage
$ chmod -y clear ./SecretPage
$ find ./folder -name 'Draft*' | chmod -y clear