Migrating data from LMS 3.2 to LMS 4.2

I`m trying to migrate data from LMS 3.2 (windows) to LMS 4.2 (linux) I have run the backup job which contains many directories, I have created a .tar file to be able to ftp to LMS 4.2 but cannot get it to un-tar. Anyone been in this same scenario before?

Share more details on what error do you see. Do you still have the old backup files, without tar? What tar utility are you using?
I can suggest to use the tar utility available within LMS. Go to NMSROOT/bin directory and use:
1. To create tar : tar -cv <filename> <source_files>
2. To untar : tar -xvf <file_name>
Being the same utility it may be good. Anyways, this seems less of an LMS issue. If possible use an WINSCP and copy the entire directory without compressing.
-Thanks
Vinod

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