Lets say we use shutdown -r -t 60 then the user has 60 seconds to save his work or he has the chance to use a fog client option to abort the action:

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/B3rT7U5.png[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/mvG6lkd.png[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/475dDGZ.png[/IMG]

If aborted by user it will produce a message in the fog webif “Task aborted by user”.

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/1PykMPi.png[/IMG]

Maybe we could give the user the possibility to tell us why, little edit box on fog client side where he can type some text in that will send to fog server as a side note for the aborted job.

It should be possible then to restart the task (exactly as before), force the job (give a s**t on users decission, bastard admin from hell 😉 ) or finally aborting the task like it is.

Regards X23

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seems like this would be an appropriate thread to comment …
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/partition-size-error-w-raw-download.11013/page-2[/url]

@VincentJ … was that 80Gb from a mother/fing Vostro1200? [I hate that model line with a passion]

BRO I second this request … we have large screens, and its really a pity I have to scroll through a tiny window of snap-ins to find the one I want.

If you create the groups and tell your text to join the system to that group during registration time then you can just task the group

You are aware that we use PHP for a reason right?

We need to pass some form of communication and obtain information quickly. Bootstrap looks like it delivers and works best for static content pages with some inclusion of dynamic principles for menus and fluidity.

While this is interesting, I don’t think it would work for our needs.

I was thinking about this the other day,
Would this be something that could be done with PHP and iPXE using the ${product} field from iPXE?

e.g.

if the ${product} = OptiPlex 755
That way if we have problem PC’s that have a known product ID we can manually issue them a kernel over the default one.

Cheers,

Hm, I did not notice it as I had to scroll down to access the Update button.

there has never been a version 0.34, but the hostname is still there if you export the report. looks like a small oversight on the page.

Merci 🙂

Je regarde ca dans la semaine ^^

If you want to know dates go to this site:
[url]https://sourceforge.net/p/freeghost/code/commit_browser[/url]

If you have the FOG Client installed on the workstations, you can specify sleep/shutdown times.

ok thanks a lot it s right since version 0.32 the ability to assign snapin’s to hosts from the snapin page it s a very good thing.

Thanks for the update Tom 😉

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 29142, member: 7271”]Why is there a partition on the same disk that is your “local backup”?

Wouldn’t it make more sense to have the “local backup” on a separate disk?[/quote]

I agree, the process of backups were created before I was hired on…currently using Ghost 2003 boot up disc and creating images on 2nd partition. Our systems are loaded with Operating systems dating back to XP -> Windows 8.1, along with different languages of each…so you can imagine how many images are is stored. We do not use volume licenses…each image is retail.

Thanks Tom. It looks like RHEL7 released today as well, good timing!

This has now been added. If you’re using trunk versions of FOG the SVN version number will be displayed on the “Version” of the file.