Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corrupt?

[kandicefremin3097]

Hello

I just moved to a new server.
I backed up all files and moved it to a new server.. I uploaded everything (including downloadable files)

Now I try all downloadable files but they are all corrupt when unzipping..
I checked the files but all downloadable files are the same size..
But still corrupt when unzipping..

how can i fix this?

 

[kandicefremin3097]

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru

Btw uploaded everything in binary mode

 

[adam]

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru

Are they downloading with the correct filesize or as zero bytes?

What happens if you download one of the files directly from the server, name to .zip and open it? Does it open. Just trying to see if it's script/server config related or if the actual files are corrupt somehow.

Can you post a link to an example download?

 

[kandicefremin3097]

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru

THank you for the quick response!
No not zerobytes.. same bytes.. here u go sir:
hostdep.com/5337f1e42e60cdd9 as example

I am unsure how to identify which file is which file on the server itself as they have differently named as the file itself..

 

[kandicefremin3097]

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru

Btw I tried downloading any file from the server and renamed to zip and unzipped but I also get an error

 

[adam]

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru

It seems to work for new zip files so the script looks ok.

I'd have a look at the ones in storage. You can find out the path by looking in your database in the files table. If has the storage path for the uploaded file. Download it and rename to .zip to test.

 

[adam]

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru

Btw I tried downloading any file from the server and renamed to zip and unzipped but I also get an error

Sounds like they didn't get moved ok. How did you move them?