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  • After days of searching, I finally found a work-around.

    I’m using a Mac with 10.7.5, not sure if this has anything to do with it, but figured it might help. I ended up downloading a program called “TarPit” which does gzip on a mac.

    The work around is here – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fail … workaround

    *** from that article
    If your .xml data import is failing try the following
    (this method resolved this issue for me):

    1) Download and Install 7zip.
    2) Right click on your .XML file -> 7zip -> Add to Archive
    3) Change the “Archive format” to gzip and hit “OK”. You’ll now see your file with a .gz extension on it.
    4) Try to import/upload the file again (selecting the .gz you just created not the .xml file) and it should work.

    The first 2 times I tried this method I actually hit another error. Step 2 of the import ended up going to a “404 not found” page on the front end. To get around this I had to bump up the following settings in my php.ini:

    default_socket_timeout = 600
    pfpro.defaulttimeout = 600
    *** end **

    After days of searching, I finally found a work-around.

    I’m using a Mac with 10.7.5, not sure if this has anything to do with it, but figured it might help. I ended up downloading a program called “TarPit” which does gzip on a mac.

    The work around is here – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fail … workaround

    *** from that article
    If your .xml data import is failing try the following
    (this method resolved this issue for me):

    1) Download and Install 7zip.
    2) Right click on your .XML file -> 7zip -> Add to Archive
    3) Change the “Archive format” to gzip and hit “OK”. You’ll now see your file with a .gz extension on it.
    4) Try to import/upload the file again (selecting the .gz you just created not the .xml file) and it should work.

    The first 2 times I tried this method I actually hit another error. Step 2 of the import ended up going to a “404 not found” page on the front end. To get around this I had to bump up the following settings in my php.ini:

    default_socket_timeout = 600
    pfpro.defaulttimeout = 600
    *** end **

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