So I ahve my system backup and running after upgrade issues and a reimage. I went to restore my recent backup and it failed:
# amp_restore -d /tmp/nightly_data001.tar.gz
pigz: skipping: <stdin> is not compressed
/bin/tar: var/airwave/rrd/system_bandwidth*: Not found in archive
/bin/tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
No system bandwidth rrd found, assuming normal amp restore at /usr/local/airwave/bin/amp_restore line 71.
[Thu Mar 23 12:27:26 MDT 2017] Verifying completeness of /tmp/nightly_data001.tar.gz ...
pigz: skipping: <stdin> is not compressed
[Thu Mar 23 12:27:26 MDT 2017] Error: no database backup found in /tmp/nightly_data001.tar.gz!
I was poking around and I see var/airwave/rdd folder and files. so not sure why it has an issue with that. Now my last known good backup was about 1GB in size. I have been able to unzip it and view contents using pea zip on my desktop so I not sure that it is corrupt. What would happen if I just sftp all these files into the server? I assume this would be the same as running the restore no? Of course, I would also assume I have to shut down amp before hand.
The reason I ask is the I have a mismatch in the airwave virtual controller configuration. I don't recall what we did in the past to fix this. But I believe it had to do with instant IAP firmware and template. Our IAP 215 are all running the 6.5.1.0-4.3.1.1 firmware.
Also, why would it say no database found in the tar? How can I verify this?