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cpuse images or package where will be store ? is it /var/log or any other directory
while upload the R81.10 packet on cpuse, where it will be store ? is in /var/log or any other space.
Ex: I am uploading the image from my computer to cpuse.
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Hi
Indeed the package will be stored under /var/log
At first it will be uploaded to the machine (/var/log/upload) and then moved to the CPUSE repository (/var/log/CPda/repository)
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Just to add to what @Boaz_Orshav said, IF you ever need to free up space, you can delete stuff from repositiry dir, but do NOT remove from dir with name LastTake, as that can cause you lots of headaches.
Andy
example below (you wont see any files in repository dir as I deleted them, but if there were any, they would show up below)
[Expert@quantum-firewall:0]# find /var/log -size +100000000c
/var/log/opt/CPshrd-R81.20/cpview_services/CPViewDB_1678207823.dat
/var/log/opt/CPshrd-R81.20/cpview_services/cpview_services.dat
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Hi
Indeed the package will be stored under /var/log
At first it will be uploaded to the machine (/var/log/upload) and then moved to the CPUSE repository (/var/log/CPda/repository)
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Just to add to what @Boaz_Orshav said, IF you ever need to free up space, you can delete stuff from repositiry dir, but do NOT remove from dir with name LastTake, as that can cause you lots of headaches.
Andy
example below (you wont see any files in repository dir as I deleted them, but if there were any, they would show up below)
[Expert@quantum-firewall:0]# find /var/log -size +100000000c
/var/log/opt/CPshrd-R81.20/cpview_services/CPViewDB_1678207823.dat
/var/log/opt/CPshrd-R81.20/cpview_services/cpview_services.dat
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Thanks for your help
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Sure, any time! Hope it helps you.
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Hi, Bro.
I intend to perform an upgrade of a GW SMS+Cluster, from R81 to R81.10.
Once I download the Blink Image package, this package itself, where is it "stored"?
Is it in the path /var/log/CPda/repository?
I want my upgrade to avoid as many restarts of the appliances as possible. I understand that Blink Image, is the best option, since in a single reboot, it will update the version + the recommended Hotfix, right?
Greetings.
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You got it, agree 100% with all you said, thats how I do all the upgrades.
Best regards,
Andy
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