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Package Import 2GB limit

I am trying to upload a 12GB package to my K2000 server but am getting an error -- "The size of the package file exceeds the maximum allowable value of 2GB".  I previously uploaded a total of 30GB prior to this.  Why am I suddenly getting this error message?  Thanks!

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  • I have a production K2 and a test K2. I exported the one file from prod into its restore folder. I then copied the file to the restore folder of my test server then tried to import. - lnovak 9 years ago
  • I am having this same issue with a freshly loaded k2000. The answer you provided did not work for me. I try to import the import list and it says it is imported, but it is not the complete file. Any thoughts? - jamie1069 9 years ago

Answers (2)

Posted by: lnovak 9 years ago
Third Degree Blue Belt
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1.  Access \\ikbox\restoreand cleared all files from folder
2.  Go to K2 and select files to export
3.  If system shows asidle and not exporting, go to scripted install and increase revision of file by opening the file and saving it
4.  Export started
5.  Copy the PKG and XML files from production K2 to test K2
6.  Go to Settings, Package Management, Import K2000 Packages
7.  Check the file to import and from the drop-down box, select Import Selected

Posted by: Timi 9 years ago
7th Degree Black Belt
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Are you putting the file in the restore folder on the Samba share?  I've this error if you try to upload directly through the interface without first loading into the samba share.

Comments:
  • I have a production and test K2000. I exported one file from the prod server to its restore folder. I then copied the package to the test restore folder and attempted to import the package to the test server. - lnovak 9 years ago
 
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