@hj104 I have just tested on a fresh install and both delayed and cron-style work perfectly fine. My log looks like this:
cron-style / * * * * *
[01-18-20 10:31:05 pm] * No tasks found!
[01-18-20 10:32:05 pm] * No tasks found!
[01-18-20 10:33:05 pm] * No tasks found!
[01-18-20 10:34:05 pm] * 1 task found.
[01-18-20 10:34:05 pm] * Task run time: Sat, 18 Jan 2020 22:34:00 +0000
[01-18-20 10:34:05 pm] * Found a task that should run.
[01-18-20 10:34:05 pm] - Is a host based task.
[01-18-20 10:34:05 pm] - Unicast task found!
[01-18-20 10:34:05 pm] - Host hostname
[01-18-20 10:34:06 pm] - Tasks started for host hostname!
[01-18-20 10:35:05 pm] * Sending 1 wake on lan request.
[01-18-20 10:35:05 pm] * 1 total mac attempting to wake up.
delayed task set to 22:37 (10:37 PM):
[01-18-20 10:35:06 pm] * No tasks found!
[01-18-20 10:36:05 pm] * Sending 1 wake on lan request.
[01-18-20 10:36:05 pm] * 1 total mac attempting to wake up.
[01-18-20 10:36:06 pm] * 1 task found.
[01-18-20 10:36:06 pm] * Task run time: Sat, 18 Jan 2020 22:37:00 +0000
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] * Sending 1 wake on lan request.
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] * 1 total mac attempting to wake up.
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] * 1 task found.
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] * Task run time: Sat, 18 Jan 2020 22:37:00 +0000
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] * Found a task that should run.
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] - Is a host based task.
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] - Unicast task found!
[01-18-20 10:37:06 pm] - Host hostname
Note that those times around midnight are definitely incorrect, I was not working on it at that time
While I am not sure this is causing the problem I would definitely try to start looking at this first. You said you have checked timezone in the FOG GUI. Do we talk about TZ INFO in FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> General Settings? After changes here you need to restart the scheduler service (systemctl restart FOGScheduler).
The PHP time is correct I think, I tested it by creating a .php file that does “echo date(‘Format String’, time());”
Did you run this on the command line or on the web server? If it was command line that might be different to what you get on the web server because configuration can differ. So please try this code on the FOG web server:
<?php
$tz = new DateTimeZone('Europe/Berlin'); // use your timezone identifier here!
$d = new DateTime('now', $tz);
echo $d->format('m-d-y g:i:s a');
?>
@nextechinc I can’t answer that. If you can tweak 5.4 with the newer driver then go for it. 5.5rc may also work. I guess the question would be how many NUCs do you have and what would take the least amount of effort to do (probably 5.5). Understand that you can define a custom kernel for each host definition. SO what ever direction you go in keep the kernel name unique and only assign that kernel to the systems that need it.
@Lee-Rowlett That is a sound route, I’ll keep it in mind while I dig into it.
Yeah, I was hoping it was some other reason than permissions, but somehow over the last week permissions changed on the server, so it is probably how I’ve got it setup.
The main system is installed on a 512 GB M.2 Nvme, and the images are stored on a 2TB HDD that I have mounted to the images folder. The permissions didn’t have a date last changed, so I’m guessing something happened with that mount at some point, maybe a power outage or brownout and maybe it reset the mount long enough to fubar the permissions?
Pure conjecture… but it was a permissions issue…
I believe you have to modify the client OS to support being booted over iSCSI, though I have limited experience with it.
I could be wrong, but I think by default iSCSI isn’t included in the initramfs of Ubuntu.
Perhaps this https://apfelboymchen.net/gnu/notes/booting ubuntu iscsi.html could be helpful. (at least the client info)
All that said, NFS boot is likely to be a lot more straightforward to implement and I use that method quite often.
@Matthieu-Jacquart said in Host Screen Resolution:
Now there are just thousands of lines with same output
Really thousands? So it seems like the enumeration loop doesn’t exit properly. Sorry for that. Next try…
EDIT: Give it a try but it’s probably not much better. I need to do more testing on this myself to figure it out. Won’t have enough time right now. Maybe next week.
