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On Jun 16, 2022, at 12:05 PM, Adam Constabaris <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > `tar -tvzf [tarfilename]` will give you a detailed listing of the files in > the archive. If your archive isn't compressed with gzip, you can leave out > the 'z' switch. You can inspect the individual files listed in the error > message by passing in the path to the file, e.g. > > `tar -tvf [tarfilename] > document_parses/pdf_json/40afe13d64d6a5ef6640537e9f2334c0d86dfa88.json` > > All this assumes GNU tar, which is likely if you're using Linux. I'm less > familiar with AFS and its various flavours, but it's possible you're > running up against a limitation on individual file sizes even though you're > nowhere near your global quota. It may help to speak with the people > managing AFS for the system in question, especially if you go into that > conversation with the more detailed information you can extract from the > tarfile. > > -- > AC Exactly. I've already used the -t switch, and the archive seems just fine; I concur, the issue may have to do with AFS, and I've gotten in touch local technical support. --EM