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    @brent could you specify exactly at which point of the installation you see this error? If you notice the installer hangs or fails specifically during the “pinning” stage, it is likely a name resolution issue.

    I’ve found a solution for this: you need to manually edit the Windows hosts file at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and add an entry with your FOG server’s IP address followed by the name “fogserver”. This ensures the SmartInstaller.exe recognizes the server and can download the certificate properly.

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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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    Finally, I did my update.

    The problem was that I was running Debian Buster, so I first had to upgrade to Debian Bullseye so that the installer could install the new packages.

    Then, I made a copy of the fogproject/ folder, deleted the folder to initiate a git clone
    Next, I followed the tutorial and restarted the installer, which restored my old settings. The web interface is working, so I assume my clones will work as well.
    Thank you.

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    @ramone

    I got your message on the github repo. In regards to the DHCP issue, I’ve updated the code and it should work now. Please test and follow up in the issue thread. Please note that some of the variables in the .env file have changed so you might want to review that before starting it up.

    thanks!!

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