backup issue

[urgido]

Hi
I am trying to restore a backup files but I got the following error:

Unable to extract the directory 'backup' from the file /home/tmp/admin.OS91l9PKbdkvkOTSDuIP3Pw9AKyJZEow/user.admin.confia.tar.zst as user confia
/*stdin*\ : Read error (39) : premature end
/bin/tar: Fin de fichero inesperado en el archivo
/bin/tar: Fin de fichero inesperado en el archivo
/bin/tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now

File '/home/tmp/admin.OS91l9PKbdkvkOTSDuIP3Pw9AKyJZEow/user.admin.confia.tar.zst' was 35189301248 bytes in size, as read by root.

Also, I try with different backups generated on different time but the result is the same.

Never had problems to restore backups until now.

Any clue?
Thanks

 

[zEitEr]

Hello,

It seems the archive is corrupted. What if you try and unpack the archive in a SSH console?

 

[urgido]

Yeah, the backups are corrupted but DA shows "your backups are now ready". Is there a way to look into logs to find what was wrong?

Also, I tried to unpackage through ssh in different vm also in my own Ubuntu pc but the error still present.

I uncompress but the files are the package is incomplete it's just around 60-70% of completed, I think.

 

[DrWizzle]

I uncompress but the files are the package is incomplete it's just around 60-70% of completed, I think.

Do you have enough free space spare on the server to create and store these backups?

 

[zEitEr]

Yeah, the backups are corrupted but DA shows "your backups are now ready". Is there a way to look into logs to find what was wrong?

Is that a subject of the message in DIrectAdmin saying "your backups are now ready"? And what do you see inside? In the text?

 

[urgido]

Do you have enough free space spare on the server to create and store these backups?

yes!

 

[urgido]

Is that a subject of the message in DIrectAdmin saying "your backups are now ready"? And what do you see inside? In the text?

All backups was completed successfully! that's weird. Also in directadmin logs shows task completed as expected, this is why I am so confused. No errors.

 

[zEitEr]

Try and create a .tar.zst file of the user in ssh. If the user has more than 35Gb data in /home/confia/, try and create an archive of the homedir. IF the most size is from SQL databases, then try and create a backups of the /var/lib/mysql/. This way you will make sure no limit of a max file size is hit, and see whether or not other error occurs.