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1. #SHAREPOINT 2010 IMPORT SPWEB FAILED TO READ PACKAGE FILE HOW TO#
2. #SHAREPOINT 2010 IMPORT SPWEB FAILED TO READ PACKAGE FILE FULL#

(To create: a list in SharePoint, to edit a list or create a custom list via Sharepoint designer). Note: Don't forget to include the last backslash at the site collection name. Services or a Server Message Block (SMB) file server with SharePoint.

#SHAREPOINT 2010 IMPORT SPWEB FAILED TO READ PACKAGE FILE HOW TO#

I'm including a way how to export/import a list:Įxporting a list via Export-SPWeb (site collection is not root): Export-SPWeb -Identity "" -ItemUrl "lists/Customlist" -Path "c:\sharepoint_export\customlist_export.cmp" -IncludeUserSecurity Appendix C: Import the Security Certificate into SharePoint 2010 Trusted Root. You can't export, as oshirowanen correctly noted, individual files with Export-SPWeb - you can only export: whole site, list or library. You could script it using Export-SPWeb and Import-SPWeb which do contain the parameter Edit - due to comments - using Export-SPWeb to export only a list of files If you should use Export/Import-SPWeb, there is an option -IncludeUserSecurity.

#SHAREPOINT 2010 IMPORT SPWEB FAILED TO READ PACKAGE FILE FULL#

You need to: check box on central administration console/ Backup Section -> 'Export Full Security' which is now not true.īesides fixing the line could you check these:Įnable IncludeUserSecurity via GUI. Some posts will tell you that export-spweb and import-spweb do not preserve such items as create/modified date, created by, etc. You will find some topics concerning this issue. Your script appears fine to me, only one line should be changed (these columns are usually considered read-only but they can be modified): # new_file = original_file + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:SPCmdletExportWeb), SPCmdletPipeBindException

+ Export-SPWeb <<<< -Identity "" -ItemUrl "lists/Customlist" -Path "c:\sharepoint_export\customlist_export.cmp" -IncludeUserSecurity Script: Export-SPWeb -Identity "" -ItemUrl "lists/Customlist" -Path "c:\sharepoint_export\customlist_export.cmp" -IncludeUserSecurityĮrror: Export-SPWeb : Cannot find an SPWeb object with Id or Url.

However, the write-host shows the correct modified date: PS C:\Users\Oshiro\Desktop\scripts>. #Check value of sourcefiles modifieddate - shows correct modified date #$itemModified = ($SourceFile.Item).DateTime $File = $($SourceFile.Name, $SourceFile.OpenBinary(), $true) $TargetLibrary = $Web.GetFolder($TargetLibrary) SCRIPT: Add-PSSnapin -ErrorAction Silentl圜ontinue When I output the source files modified date to the screen, it shows the correct modified date, but that does not seem to get applied to the file in the new location. It all works except it does not copy the modified date metadata and shows the date/time the file was copied across in the modified date metadata field/column: I did a granular backup of a site collection with a.bak file, and I try to import the site collection with a powershell scrip. I did use the same site template and the problem it seems to be was a few issues. I have the following script which should copy a single file from one location to another and also copy the Modified date metadata. Thanks Import-SPWeb: At line: 1 char:13 + Import-SPWeb.