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    Tom ElliottT

    @raul You can set all the variables before you call the installfog.sh file

    for example if you need to set the IP/Interface you can run:

    ipaddress="10.255.20.1" interface="eno2" ./installfog.sh -y

    I would take a look at the .fogsettings file to know what variables are checked during install.

    There’s likely more that could be set as well, but this is one method you can perform what you want automatedly.

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    @Tom-Elliott I really appreciate that you are putting effort into providing more frequent releases, which makes it easier for everyone to deploy new security fixes in time. Keep up the good work!

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    Hello,
    I tried to find that information but didn’t succeed thus this post : how stable is the working 1.6 ? Is there a plan for the official release of 1.6 ?

    Have a good day

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    Tom ElliottT

    @DBCountMan It’s most likely somethign that might be implemented in a future release, but isn’t really on the focal point.

    Why?

    Basically when imaging log was initially created it was entirely built to be tied to registered hosts, and most likely (at that time) the only way to DO anything imaging wise was purely by registered hosts.

    What might make mroe sense is a separate imaging log that simply tracks ALL imaging tasks but is linked to “images” as images must always be registered. Just my thoughts.

    This is just me spitballing, it is in no way being worked on currently.

    Basically I want to create a new table that would track (similarly) all tasks, regardless of host registered or not, and simply use the MAC address as the linkage of “who”. Not pretty but better than assuming all hosts must also be registered. (Since we did add that feature effectively removing the requirement of Capone Plugin)

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