I’m encountering an issue regarding Docker Image SAVE and LOAD processes.

Initially, I create JAR files on server x, and subsequently, I convert them into a tar file on the same server x.

However, upon transferring the tar file via Google Drive and using a USB to move it to server y (which is offline), I encounter a problem.

When attempting to use the docker load command on server y, it throws an “INVALID TAR HEADER” error. I suspect this might be due to issues during the file transfer from the USB or Google Drive, or perhaps it’s stemming from another source.

To troubleshoot, I’ve already attempted removing caches and restarting Docker to ensure it’s not caching layers, but the issue persists. Any assistance in resolving this would be greatly appreciated. Also I have shifted the same tar to my personal coputer and it work flawlessly

I attempted to load a Docker image using the docker load command on server y after transferring a tar file from server x via USB and Google Drive. I expected the command to successfully load the Docker image onto server y. However, I encountered an “INVALID TAR HEADER” error instead. Despite removing caches and restarting Docker, the issue persisted.