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| Hi guys, I´m from Portugal, and now i´m facing some troubles while trying to implement a backup and recovery in my CheckPoint SecurePlatform R55 . I´m getting these error : Creating backup package... \Cannot complete the backup process due to package compression errors. Backup operation failed. does anyone have an ideia of what is going on ? Thanks in Advance Ricardo |
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| What are you using for backup? upgrade_export? What are you trying to backup? The Check Point configurations or all configurations on the appliance? |
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| Yes I do. Trying to backup all configs. on secureplatform , i.e ip addressing, fw policy,etc. The actual backup completes, but when I try to do a restore using the backup file – the process fails. When the backup file was small( 7mb) restore works, now the file is about 95mb . The error message that comes up is “package compression errors”, failed to complete restore I do not want to backup the log files, fw.log etc. According to some info. on the net – this is maybe where the problem lies, but the solutions that they give is somewhat vague. |
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| what does the actual TAR command say when u try to unpack the file? tar vxfz yourbackupfile.tgz or first: gunzip yourbackupfile.tgz then tar vxf yourbackupfile.tar |
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Maybe the tftp server cuts the file. |
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| I had the same problem. I found that my $FWDIR/log directory containd a lof of log files. Try to delete some of the log files and then try to backup again. Michael. |
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| Howzit, even if I do a local restore, does the same .. I tried what u told me, i.e unpack the file with TAR . It unpacks , then comes up with errors > archive contains obsolescent base-64 headers ,cannot open: No such file or directory Is there another way to perform a backup of the config and rule base and then do a restore ? |
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| I encountered the Compression Errors issue. Turnes out when SPLAT transfers the file from my Windows TFTP server (TFTP32D) the transfer occurs as NetAscii and not binary. File is corrupted by Windows/Unix ascii translation. I am looking for a smarter TFTP server. |
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| During the sysconfig phase of an upgrade there is no oppurtunity to change to the bin mode during the upload as this is a scripted process. Using a Linux tftp server solves the problem and I sucessfully imported the backup file from my old firewall. |
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