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.

if you keep backups of host lists, you could just reimport the one’s that were deleted
(i know, not a solution. but a tip for the way things exist now)

When we finally get around to this, I think it will be all to easy to add, especially considering we already have image replication, it would be just as easy to pass the snapin’s with this process.

Keep your eye out I hope we can have a prototype for this in the near future.

This has been added, but only to the group. So to “mass delete” hosts, you first have to create a group with the hosts you want to remove, then within the group page, delete the group and choose to delete all the hosts from the page.

I guess I don’t fully understand the request.

The hover part get’s “de-hovered” because the data returned is cleared, then resent. This is why it defaults to “unhovered”. I could fix this behaviour but the idea of the active tasks page is to display the tasks, not really the progress information directly. That’s just an additional “feature” that was added to make all of our FOG’ing days a little bit easier.

It’s not a huge concern to me, but I also don’t think a FOG Setting for this is warranted. If you want to play in the javascripts to get this for yourself, you’re more than welcome to it.

As all the others state,

The filename doesn’t matter from a system perspective, but when it comes to tracking bugs or finding potential issues, searching on google deter’s to the “assumed” default of the files. Meaning, if we relabel undionly.kpxe during install to pxelinux.0, and you were having problems, people would likely search for pxelinux.0 which would not return the information you need properly. It would become extremely difficult to track down issues.

This has been added to inits and scripts.

Had to modify the saveGRUB a little bit if the disk returns with 0, it can’t create the mbr because the count get’s offset by one sector. count can’t equal -1 or 0. At least in the case of 0 it generates a d1.mbr file, but there’s no data inside of it.

Since I reformatted my fog server and did a complete new install from Fog 0.32 --> 0.33 --> 1.0.0 --> 1.0.1–>1.1.0, I have lost my client list. 😞 I originally hoped the client would re-register themselves but that function was lost in 0.29 and it makes sense why. The HOST has no idea what image to point to. Considering there may be 2 possible images for the same Make\Model of machine.

So I wanted to make this easier on myself.

Here is what I came up with… I have a shortcut to a network shared batch file so I can make some changes on the fly with our users that can’t do things for themselves. This batch file is in windows All Users\Startup folder. (Dirty I know but works). SO if I want my staff to look at a webpage as soon as they log in I can force that. 🙂

[B]Windows Batch file:[/B]
[CODE]start <fogserverip>/fog/management/index.php?node=host&sub=add[/CODE]

[B]Install arpscan to fog server[/B]
[CODE]sudo apt-get install arp
[/CODE]

[B]Edit /var/www/fog/lib/pages/[/B][B]HostManagementPage.class.php[/B] to include just below print “\n\t\t\t<h2>”._(‘Add new host definition’).‘</h2>’;
[CODE] //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Register this host Button (wolfbane8653)
//Must install arp first (sudo apt-get install arp) before enabling this button
?>
<script>
function fillinfo()
{
//get this hosts info
<?php
$ipaddr = $_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’];
$chk = exec('/usr/sbin/arp -a '.$ipaddr,$output);
$data = explode(" “,$output[0]);
$name = explode(”.",$data[0]);
$hostname = $name[0];
$macaddr = $data[3];
?>
//export php info into javascript
var hostname = “<?php echo $hostname ?>”;
var macaddr = “<?php echo $macaddr ?>”;
//output to textboxes
document.getElementsByName(“host”)[0].value=hostname;
document.getElementsByName(“mac”)[0].value=macaddr;
}
</script>
<button onclick=“fillinfo()”>Register THIS HOST</button>
<?php
//end button
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[/CODE]

With this edit I now can click on this new button and it inputs my current computer name and mac address in the correct fields. Is there anyway this can be incorporated as a hook/plugin/option?

[COLOR=#ff0000]Warning this only works on LAN.[/COLOR]