• wiping a drive

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    @fredlwal You could go under the host you’re working with, then to basic tasks, then click advanced. That gives you a drop down menu where you should see fast or full/normal wipe towards the bottom.

  • github Peer's Certificate has expired.

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    @Wayne-Workman Ahhh, now I see. Looking at the certificate on the website I see that there was a new one issued not long ago. Certificate date begins at 08.05.2018! Just wondering why I don’t run into the same issue. Maybe your git is keeping some kind of certificate cache?

  • A little question about FOG.

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    Thank you for your answers @Wayne-Workman and @Quazz ! Now, I see better what is this software.

  • Can Frog create a Raid5 disk array image?

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    I think you could, technically, teach a frog how to create an array, but I suppose you mean fog?

  • Get iPXE Menus to Resemble Old Syslinux PXE Menus?

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    Could anyone help me with just getting the colors as per my original post. I have been in the iPXE General Config | Menu colors, pairing, settings for hours and cant wrap my head around whats whats.

    Put simply, here is the color scheme I am aiming for:

    title text and selected text to be 0x0077c8 (selected text white background) background black unselected text white

    Right now both UEFI and BIOS are greyish title, white selected text with red background, red unselected text. Its really hard on the eyes.

    I have been mulling over:
    http://ipxe.org/cmd/cpair
    http://ipxe.org/cmd/colour

    and my boot.php and just cant wrap my head around what changes what. I have tried playing around with it and the results so far have been 100% not what I expected making it impossible to gain any traction on it. Some options I cahnge and expect to see a difference appear to do nothing, others I change and expect a certain element/color to change and something completely different changes.

    Thank you

  • Ansible installation with out defaults

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    @george1421 Thanks, this seems to work but with installfog.sh -y (without the -U option).

  • Reset Fog Password

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  • Users files Windows fog

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    @george1421
    Thank you. It is all that I needed to know!

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  • Upgrading from trunk 7394 (1.2.0) to latest 1.5.2

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    @tom-elliott Great! Thank all of you for the great work!! 🙂

  • Securing NFS

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    You also have to ask your self “What are the risks of having nfs on your fog server configured this way?” Is the data contained in your images a high value target? Do they conain PII or PCI or regulated data? How could the data contained in these multi-gigabyte images be used against your company or for financial gains of the hackers?

    Yes the fog server’s nfs shares are a bit open. You can restrict access with NFS v3 to a range or subnet of IP addresses. NFSv4 could be implemented but other than ticking off a check box what is the real value of the activity? What are you trying to protect?

    I can’t answer these questions for you, its based on what your company is trying to protect and the risks of doing something vs nothing.

  • Adding complete custom task

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    @sebastian-roth Not a bad thought.

    I enabled the API in FOG Configuration > Fog Settings > API Enabled > Update and copied the API key.
    I then created a new user and got their API key.
    I am trying this:

    curl -H 'fog-api-token: <server token>' -H 'fog-user-token: <user token>' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -X GET http://fog.home/fog/system/info

    And I get a 404:

    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN"> <html><head> <title>404 Not Found</title> </head><body> <h1>Not Found</h1> <p>The requested URL /fog/system/info was not found on this server.</p> <hr> <address>Apache/2.4.33 (Ubuntu) Server at fog.home Port 80</address> </body></html>

    Something else I need to do to enable?

    EDIT:
    Switched to working branch as per this, no luck: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11764/api-broken-after-update-to-1-5-2
    Same issue when trying via IP instead of DNS name.

  • Extended fog variables problem.

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    @greg-plamondon Thank you I’ll update the tutorial with the new information too.

  • Using FOG as Multi-Arch/Distro PXE Server?

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    @fishfox While I find your post quite interesting I reckon it is just making it more complicated in this case here. I wouldn’t go down that road myself.

    @Zer0Cool As you already know most boot ISOs are a bit different and there is no simple solution for all of them. A lot do work using the memdisk but it’s causing trouble often enough.

    I guess you might find this quite helpful: https://github.com/tianocore/tianocore.github.io/wiki/Configuring-PXE-Boot-Servers-for-UEFI

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    @kermit1991 Sounds like a user context issue. I’m not sure on what the snap in engine runs as but I would assume SYSTEM. If this is the case your message would appear on SYSTEM’s desktop, which doesn’t exist.

    You can figure out who the snap in is running as by looking in Task Manager or testing e.g. ‘whoami > %temp%\snapinuser.txt’ – this will print the username running the script.

    I suggest using msg as well: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/msg

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    @wayne-workman said in Does FOG have any in built services which allow a users password to meet a specific criteria?:

    d of user? Users on your

    I am talking about the users of FOG themselves.
    I.e to use the FOG dashboard etc…

  • Backup Image

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    @dpotesta50 We can help you, it’s not too tough. We have step-by-step guides that literally list every command.

  • Disappearing hosts from host list

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    Guys, during the struggle to reproduce the issue somehow i found something strange. Let me describe it.

    Starting point: host has a valid mac, up to date. i want to change mac. It can cause 2 different output, and i think it can cause the result somehow (i will do more tests to see if it really happens, but the difference made me curious).

    mac update method1: host primary mac field is the only field, no additional field. i select the full field, then overwrite mac. result is a new mac on primary and an additional mac field appears with the previous mac address (which is wrong, as it has no another, but a new mac actually)

    mac update method2: same starting point, but i only use mouse click to the end of the field, without selection of any char i use backspace, for like 1 char, and type another char instead of the deleted one. here NO additional mac field comes to existence. why? if i change the mac any method i want to change it, not add a new one (i will make test with it, maybe this way it will disappear somehow)

    EDIT: sorry, somehow i did not notice what you wrote before me.

  • Add custom iPXE menu item as task

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    @george1421 I was able to add a task with the Task Type Management plugin.

    With the below added to the kernel args I am able to boot to iso:

    && imgfree && initrd http://${fog-ip}/fog/isoimg/LiteTouchPE_x64.iso && chain memdisk iso raw

    Is there a way I can chain a “Fast Wipe” task right before the boot?

    I am looking through the source for the Fast Wipe task definition but can’t seem to find it.

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