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I tried to Restore my FME Server backup (.fsconfig file) but it failed with an error. What's going on?


fmelizard
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My .fsconfig file is relatively large - around 3GB - and whenever I try to restore this to my new installation of FME Server, the process fails with an error.

The FME Server Web UI reports:

Error uploading "fmeserver_backup.fsconfig". Reason: Could not write FME Server request message. Connection may have been lost. An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host

And in the fmeconfiguration.log file, the following errors appear:

Thu-20-Oct-2016 07:16:57 PM   ERROR    RequestHandler-Thread   Could not read FME Server response messageConnection may have been lost.There is not enough space on the disk
Thu-20-Oct-2016 07:16:57 PM   ERROR    RequestHandler-Thread   401835 : IOException reading client requestConnection may have been closedRequest read so far

Best answer by rylanatsafe

There might not be enough disk space available to restore the FME Server configuration file. FME Server currently needs ~3x the size of the .fsconfig file in available disk space. For this example, with a 3GB .fsconfig file, you will need ~9GB of available disk space.

This is a known issue and we are investigating how we can improve the resource usage for FME Server migrations.

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rylanatsafe
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  • October 20, 2016

There might not be enough disk space available to restore the FME Server configuration file. FME Server currently needs ~3x the size of the .fsconfig file in available disk space. For this example, with a 3GB .fsconfig file, you will need ~9GB of available disk space.

This is a known issue and we are investigating how we can improve the resource usage for FME Server migrations.


steveatsafe
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There has been an improvement in FME Server 2017 and this is now down to 2x the size of the .fsconfig file.

Please see the answer in this article on how you may reduce the size of your backup file (.fsconfig).

Related Article: 15GB FME Server Backup


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