using the default linux commands (asuming the apache user is set to default www-data)…
[CODE]chown www-data:www-data www[/CODE]

[quote=“Zardan, post: 1094, member: 185”]You probably didn’t chose to install DHCP on the fog server and should do this instead [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Modifying_existing_DHCP_server_to_work_with_FOG[/url]
Type this to edit the pxe menu file: sudo nano -w /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default[/quote]

Thank you so much - the command to edit the pxe menu worked perfectly 🙂

Yes I didnt choose to install DHCP on the server, so I had already modified an existing DHCP server - thanks again!

Lol. I guess that would cause some confusion. My imaging today has gone well. Once I clean up some nagging sysprep issues I’m good to go.

I have solved this by removing the shortcut menu from autostart programs. Works fine.

Hi guy, and thanks for the reply: the problem was that I wrote a wong MAC address in the FOG WebUI 😞

thanks
bye
giammy

Yeah, I found the page in the google cache. But after reading it, I said screw it, and I am currently setting it up on Ubuntu Server 11.10.

Up ?

Are you multicasting or imaging using the unicast?

Fog .32 is up and running. Very nice interface.

Now I am waiting for .33 to come out.

Awesome! Glad you got it working!:)

[quote=“Blackout, post: 417, member: 1”]The problem is that HTTP POST (the method used currently to upload snapins) was never designed to upload large amounts of data. 2mb is the default, this gives you an idea of the sizes it was originally designed to send.

The snapin code needs to be updated to use a modern Flash or HTML5 uploader.

For the time being, you should upload large snapins manually.
[LIST=1]
[]Download FileZilla - [url]http://filezilla-project.org/[/url]
[]Create a profile for your FOG server
[LIST=1]
[]File -> Site Manager
[]Click ‘New Site’
[]Host: [I]<your_server_hostname_or_ip>[/I]
[]Port: 22
[]Protocol: SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol
[]Logon Type: Normal
[]Username: root
[]Password: [I]<your_password>[/I]
[]Now click ‘Connect’
[/LIST]
[]Navigate to: /opt/fog/snapins/
[]Upload snapin exe file
[]Profit
[/LIST]
[/quote]

Sorry to jump in on a thread, but you have 99% answered a question I had about large snapins. After getting the file to /opt/fog/snapins
what do I need to do to make FOG do to see the files ?

I think we are going to go with adding PCs manually before imaging as a workaround just now. Does anyone know how to manually add multiple computers to AD from a text / csv file etc?

You can password protect all options on the menu. apart from the boot from PC…

One thing to try is to delete the group and recreate it. I did that just now and am able to image a group (even as we speak, from the comfort of my rocking chair in my living room!) that had the same problem. I am not sure that it fixed the problem, but that is all I did to this group of 20 pc’s.