> I don't think I've ever seen that. Is there some simple way to reproduce
> it?
>
>
Yes just choose archive host and select a host and archive it, choose tar
gz as format, and type the path to the file. Then move the file to some
other boxes probably different OS than the archived host like in my case
archived host is RHEL 5 and I moved to my Ubuntu desktop. Then extract it
using tar xf command
For now I have to use the restore options and download as tar archive,
which works.
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