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GitBook
gitbook.com › docs › publishing-documentation › publish-a-docs-site › share-links
Private publishing with share links | GitBook Documentation
January 6, 2026 - To publish your docs privately, head to the docs site’s settings, click Audience settings button, and choose the Share links option.
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Stack Overflow
stackoverflow.com › questions › 44310434 › how-can-one-manage-the-access-of-a-book-created-using-gitbook
authentication - How can one manage the access of a book created using GitBook? - Stack Overflow
I have created a book using GitBook. I want only specific set of people to be able to read my book. These set of people should be able to access it by logging in somewhere or by any other method. How shall I achieve this? Even if the link is public, how shall I restrict the users who see it? (I don't want to add them in the collaborators list) ... So in your case, providing your book is private (private GitHub repo), an access key is a solution, but you cannot easily control the set of people using it; ie: you can only control the set you are giving the token to.
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/gitlab › how can i have a private page of my gitbook on gitlab?
r/gitlab on Reddit: How can I have a private page of my gitbook on gitlab?
January 4, 2022 -

I have used gitbook template to create a gitbook on gitlab, everything is fine.

I can see the content on my desktop with local server by using command:

gitbook serve

And the page can be visited at http://localhost:4000

My question is:

How can I make the page be hosted on gitlab and only visited by myself or people granted by me? Is that possible? Cause github explicitly stated the repository have to be public to use the function of page. How about gitlab? Thanks.

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gitbook.com
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GitBook pricing & plans | GitBook
I am on a legacy pricing plan and have questions.
Contact support@gitbook.com and it would be our pleasure to answer them
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GitBook pricing & plans | GitBook
Do plans have a minimum contract?
Plans that are paid monthly are month-to-month and can be cancelled at any point. Annual plans are paid for 12 months up-front, and we do not provide refunds for subscriptions canceled in the middle of this subscription term.
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gitbook.com
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GitBook pricing & plans | GitBook
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GitBook
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GitBook pricing & plans | GitBook
Premium adds AI writing and AI search, while Ultimate includes GitBook Assistant, AI Insights, connected knowledge sources, and more advanced AI functionality. Authenticated access is included with the Ultimate and Enterprise plans, making those plans suitable for private or customer-only content.
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Jinlaixu
blog.jinlaixu.net › books › gitbook-documentation › book › visibility.html
Visibility | GitBook Documentation
Published using GitBook · A A · Serif Sans · White Sepia Night · Twitter Google Facebook Weibo Instapaper · Your book can be public or private. Public books are visible to everybody but only collaborators can update it. Private books are visible only by the collaborators.
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Shafiul
shafiul.github.io › gitbook › 4_setting_up_a_private_repository.html
Git Book - Setting Up a Private Repository
If you need to setup a private repository and want to do so locally, rather than using a hosted solution, you have a number of options · Generally, the easiest solution is to simply use Git over SSH. If users already have ssh accounts on a machine, you can put the git repository anywhere on ...
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Gitbook
policies.gitbook.com › policies › trademark-policy-1
Private Spaces | GitBook Site Policy
May 15, 2023 - GitBook will protect the contents of private spaces from unauthorized use, access, or disclosure in the same manner that we would use to protect our own confidential information of a similar nature and in no event with less than a reasonable ...
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GitHub
github.com › GitbookIO › gitbook
GitHub - GitbookIO/gitbook: The open source frontend for GitBook doc sites · GitHub
Distributed under the GNU GPLv3 License. If you plan to distribute the code, you must make the source code public to comply with the GNU GPLv3. To clone in a private repository, acquire a commercial license.
Author: GitbookIO
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Gitbooks
gitbookio.gitbooks.io › documentation › content › platform › visibility.html
Visibility | GitBook.com Documentation
Your book can be public or private. Public books are visible to everybody but only collaborators can update it.
Find elsewhere
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GitBook
gitbook.com › docs › policies › policies › trademark-policy-1
Private Spaces | Policies | GitBook Documentation
May 15, 2023 - GitBook will protect the contents of private spaces from unauthorized use, access, or disclosure in the same manner that we would use to protect our own confidential information of a similar nature and in no event with less than a reasonable ...
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GitBook
gitbook.com › docs › publishing-documentation › publish-a-docs-site › public-publishing
Public publishing | GitBook Documentation
However you publish your content, you’ll still retain control over who can edit your content. And only your primary content branch will be published, so any change requests will remain private until merged.
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Gitbook
policies.gitbook.com › privacy-and-security › statement
Privacy Statement | GitBook Site Policy
May 25, 2018 - All of this information is entirely optional, and you have the ability to access, modify, and delete it at any time (while you are not able to delete your email address entirely, this information is private and not shared with other users). Generally, the remainder of the processing of personal information we perform is necessary for the purposes of our legitimate interests. For example, for security purposes, we must keep logs of IP addresses that access GitBook, and in order to respond to legal processes, we are required to keep records of users who have sent and received DMCA takedown notices.
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GitBook
gitbook.com › docs › policies › privacy-and-security › statement
Privacy Statement | Policies | GitBook Documentation
May 15, 2022 - All of this information is entirely optional, and you have the ability to access, modify, and delete it at any time (while you are not able to delete your email address entirely, this information is private and not shared with other users). Generally, the remainder of the processing of personal information we perform is necessary for the purposes of our legitimate interests. For example, for security purposes, we must keep logs of IP addresses that access GitBook, and in order to respond to legal processes, we are required to keep records of users who have sent and received DMCA takedown notices.
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MakeUseOf
makeuseof.com › home › programming › how to create a simple internal wiki using gitbook
How to Create a Simple Internal Wiki Using GitBook
August 17, 2022 - You will need to be out of a draft and viewing the master documentation copy to be able to view the link. By default, the visibility of your documentation site is "unlisted". This means that you can access the documentation site using a private ...
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GitBook
gitbook.com › solutions › authenticated-access
GitBook Visitor Auth – Publish protected docs for authorized users only
Keep your docs secure from competitors and hackers — and only give access to the authorized people who need it. Visitor authentication in GitBook keeps your docs protected.
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GitBook
docs.gitbook.com › published-documentation › share › space-publishing
Share a space | GitBook Documentation
March 20, 2024 - GitBook AI · Search & Quick find · Version control · Published Documentation · Overview · Publish a docs site · Public publishing · Private publishing with share links · Visitor authentication · Auth0 Integration Guide · Azure AD Integration Guide ·
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GitBook
gitbook.com › docs › developers › gitbook-api › api-reference › docs-sites › site-auth
Site auth | Developers | GitBook Documentation
{ "backend": "custom", "object": "publishing-auth", "privateKey": "text", "fallbackURL": "https://example.com", "integration": "text" } ... GET /v1/orgs/{organizationId}/sites/{siteId}/publishing/auth HTTP/1.1 Host: api.gitbook.com Authorization: Bearer YOUR_SECRET_TOKEN Accept: */*