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Anyone else notice that migrate_server in R82 is exporting using .txz rather than .tgz? I'm surprised that the documentation doesn't mention this as it's a big change for anyone scripting anything with this:
I ran it about 10 days ago and it produced tgz file. I did it exactly like in the example from the migrate server sk.
Andy
What version of the upgrade tools are you running?
Hey,
I cant recall now, but whatever was in the sk.
Andy
I'm getting .txz when using Gaia R82, both $MDS_FWDIR/scripts/migrate_server export and the older $FWDIR/bin/upgrade_tools/migrate export provides .txz instead of .tgz.
Had that happen to me last week, I just renamed it to right format with mv command before running the import, no issues.
Andy
I've had no issues with imports, can import .txz directly.
Right, right...Im almost positive if it does not like the format, it would show that on the screen.
Andy
Are you using the latest Upgrade Tools?
I updated them last time, but still got the same thing. I figured it might be by default, thats why I just renamed the file and then all worked.
Andy
They've moved to use XZ for compressing the migrate export which uses a different algorithm and should provide better compression - at the cost of slower speed and higher memory usage. They've stuck with gzip for the GAiA backups, likely because you can cope with a management server running slow for a bit but it's not desirable on a gateway,
If you needed to manually look at something in the migrate export file use "J" in place of "g" in the tar command, e.g.:
tar tJf <migrate export filename>
With care...
tar xJf <migrate export filename>
I noticed that too.
Hello,
just to add some updates:
regardless about Gaia Version used, the important part is related to Upgrade Tools versions used.
in latest Upgrade Tools release of all, i got:
r82: .txz automatically added
r82.10 and .20: no extension added
BUT, doing file command on exported file without extension on r82.10 / .20:
_LAB:0]# file /var/log/MGMT_Bkp/backups/mgmt_backup_CP-Mgmt-XXXX_LAB_20261023_092457
/var/log/MGMT_Bkp/backups/mgmt_backup_CP-Mgmt-XXX_LAB_20261023_092457: gzip compressed data, original size modulo 2^32 760633856
it seems that is a gzip file, so again a tgz file!
to make other confusion, a exported database with .txz forced on 82.10 migrate server command, it works if i try to import into other vm
A clarification is needed!
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