This article explains which data types ProBackup can restore for Confluence.
Note: Confluence restores always create new items. ProBackup never overwrites or changes existing pages.
Pages
When you restore a page, a duplicate is created under the original parent page or space. Its child pages, comments (including replies) and attachments are restored with it.
The restored page gets the original title followed by "(restored" and the date and time of the restore, so you can tell it apart from the current version.
Blog posts
When you restore a blog post, a duplicate is created in the original space, with its comments and attachments. Like pages, the title gets "(restored" and the restore date and time appended.
Note: If the original space was deleted and recreated with the same space key, the page or blog post is restored at the top level of that space.
Files
When you restore a file, it is added to the related page.
Comments
Comments are restored together with their page or blog post. They cannot be restored on their own.