backup reactivation problem.

[germanoalves]

Hey!
I'm trying to reactivate a backup using Akeeba, but I can't and it returns this error message as print https://snipboard.io/gwuprT.jpg

I'm moving the project from one directory to another, so the server settings are the same.

Would there be any solution for this?

Thanks!

 

[troester]

Did you try "can't get it work. Click me"?
Is says ...could not upload...
Maybe
Backup broken
File to big
Security settings of your server

Remember: if the database is not the identical one on your new site you have to open and re-save the Fabrik connection with the new DB settings (but this is only AFTER the restore was successful).

BTW: you can insert screenshots directly into the post

 

[germanoalves]

yes @troester , I already clicked on that option "Can't get it to work? Click me!" and it takes me to this page https://www.akeeba.com/documentation/akeeba-kickstart-documentation/kscantextract.html

Backup was done successfully on Akeeba, no error message or anything like that. The backup file is less than 150mb.

I already left the files and folders with 777 permission and it didn't work either.


anything else you suggest to solve this?

 

[troester]

I would try to unpack the jpa locally and check what is in there.

 

[germanoalves]

@troester I've already done this and had the same error

 

[troester]

"Same error": So you did try to install it locally?
I thought about unpacking, e.g. with 7zip.
(There used to be an Akeeba "Extract wizard" but I can't find it on their site anymore)

 

[lousyfool]

Just a quick throw-in from the sideline:

In case of trouble with unpacking the JPA format locally, create a new Akeeba backup with settings for it to save as ZIP. At least during all dev work, that's the format I use anyway... just in case.

 

[germanoalves]

understand @troester .

Problem is, I've already overwritten the backup point. this is the first time I have this kind of problem. I always used JPA and the backup routine always worked without problems