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  @Tom-Elliott may have already fixed this, but if you’re using refined that would also need to be signed. We should be able to just have it signed by our new secure boot system and then it should be happy.
  But also, the newer version of ipxe has proper support for SANBOOT in uefi mode, so you may be able to skip over refined and just use SANBOOT to boot to disk, try SANBOOT as the exit mode on a host and see if works, if it does you can change your global default and have an easier time.

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  UPDATE 07/17/2026

  After some experimentation and examining the fogftp.class.php file, I found that FOG calls ftp_rename to move files from the /image/dev/<mac_host> folder to the /image/<image_name> folder.

  Finally, it helped me to connect with a regular ftp client (WinSCP) and try to move the folders manually. This is how I found out that the problem was in the permissions set on the folders.

  So I found out that from my original version 1.5.10.10 to the current 1.5.10.1903 there was a change in the file

  /lib/reg-task/taskqueue.class.php

  in the private function _moveUpload() method it was previously

  ->chmod(0777, $dest) and now it is ->chmod(0775, $dest)

  That (maybe) could be the reason why it stopped working for me. Thanks to this post https://forums.fogproject.org/post/156271

  chown -R fog:users /volume1/images/ #set inheritance to the dev folder chmod g+s /volume1/images/dev/

  I connected to the NAS with ssh and fixed the permissions over the folders. Now it’s working fine again.