Ahh no worries, The work around is easy enough.
Cheers,

when a host does not have an image assigned, then i got a blank page when i was trying to access snap-ins after update. meanwhile i found out, that the problem was browser related. i had to clear the browser cache, then it worked.

Excellent, thanks for your quick work on this. I’ll update to that branch tomorrow and give it a shot.

1873 with suggested mod.

Thank you,

Just updated to 1.1.1 due to other issues, I’ll retry on the newer build when i get a chance.

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 30341, member: 7271”]While the thread is old, I just wanted to update. I’ve made a strong effort to add titles, alts, and labels to pictures and clickable elements. While I’m sure it’s not perfect, it should be a better starting point than what was originaly available. Hopefully this has helped.[/quote]
I will let you know after we get done with our imaging this summer, I will update it or start fresh and let you know how you did! Thank you for all you have done!

I’m guessing this is still fixed. Just wanted to add, however, the img ID may not be accurate in an import of this method as it’s basing the ID is matching exactly that on the new server, which may not always be the case.

Is this still a problem?

I’m pretty sure this is now fixed.

Since we’ve dropped official support of Fedora due to the many changes they’ve decided to make, I’m going to say this is going to be an ongoing issue. Especially since they’re planning to soon drop yum as their package manager 😧

This is all corrected for in 1.x.x Since moving to partclone, we’ve removed the need for sysprep, and even added the ability to have ntfs resize without sysprep for windows 7.

Inventory table now has a record of the Host ID in a separate field. While I imagine this was always the case, it must be remembered that when a host is deleted, the inventory table doesn’t get removed as well. THis could account for the “number” difference. Though I imagine the idea of the inventory is to keep good records which I imagine is not so true now. I’ll add a bit to delete the inventory if the host is deleted.

I’ve made these suggestions in 1.x.x where it should find hosts and use whatever mac is attached so long as it is registered to the host as an additional MAC. Hopefully people are finding this a nice addition.

I like banana’s too.

Also yes, this can be safely closed.

Web UI is, obviously, now functional and all.

Is all working properly I’m assuming. Just trying to gain closure on the bugs if at all possible.

I’m guessing you found this issue? Changing the IP of the storage node should help you out. NFS itself is not set by IP, linking to the NFS is related to IP which is received by the Storage node information.

This is a FOG 0.32 issue specifically and can probably be safely closed from further comments. While people will still see this in 0.32 installs, it’s not relevant in 1.x.x anymore.

While a long time coming, I’ve added these suggestions to all three of the init.d files.

While old, I think it’s worth mentioning here if only for documentary purposes.

The /opt/fog/service/etc/config.php file now only contains a pointer to the FOG Servers FOG Web GUI information. This means what’s stored in the commons/config.php is the same info used for the FOG Service files. I’ve made great strides in adding the relevant sql questions and updating the information as well and believe it’s fairly safe to close this particular bug as resolved.