I’ve made an edit to hopefully address this in working branch.

@kjoslin also, 1.4.4 is the latest release.

@kagashe said in Can’t Create Locations:

+1 to the devs the new GUI is looking amazing!

@Joe-Schmitt

@tom-elliott Working, it was PHP. I had PHP 5.4 so i uninstalled it and install 5.6 and restarted apache2 and it gave me the webpage and was able to install/ update schema. THank you so much for the help guys!

@kafluke Do you have any antivirus running? If so, disable or uninstall it on a test box, and try again.

@sebastian-roth I did something wrong on the installation so I start over again. But it was unsolved

@TomcatKZN I marked this thread solved as it sounds like the suggested fixes did the trick. If you see the client authentication issue in the log post here again. If you have a different problem with the capture speed I would ask you to open a new thread on that topic.

If you have unbuntu and things are working fine until one day out of the blue… You may want to review this document: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10006/ubuntu-is-fog-s-enemy

The title is a bit tong and cheek, but the help it provides is spot on

@tom-elliott
Thanks. For the record the option is --no-check-certificate
🙂

@kjoslin Ok you want to physically add a second drive.

Then you need to decide how you want to do it.

One option if your computer uses LVM (logical volume manager) you can just add the new drive to the disk pool and linux will just start using the new disk space. ref: https://askubuntu.com/questions/458476/adding-disks-with-lvm

Second, you can add as a new disk and setup a new image directory. In this configuration you will have to create a second storage node on the main fog sever. Then when you define new images you will have to pick which location (disk) you want to store the images to. ref: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10450/adding-additional-image-storage-space-to-fog-server

@joe-schmitt

Thanks Joe.
Solved.

Sorry for the delay, had a snow day yesterday and didn’t wanna come in just for this. Wound up deleting the default storage node and recreating it. Rebooted, and now everything seems to be good.

@joe-schmitt

Hello,

everything is OK. I deleted the regedit path and it’s ok.

Thank you for your reply !!!

@kjoslin This happened because your images are being stored on the base partition, rather than their own partition - and you filled up the server with probably an image capture. While we can help you get this going - without taking preventative measures, this problem will simply happen again.

We have some tutorials showing ‘generic’ good practices for setting up FOG and how to do partitioning. Both of these tutorials have videos showing the partitioning:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Debian_8
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=CentOS_7

Here also is a tutorial detailing how to migrate from an old server to a new one:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Migrate_FOG

Of course, helping you build a new server and migrate is off topic in this thread, so if you wanted help with that please create a new thread with an appropriate title.

@Greg-Plamondon If you ever see an issue where the web UI doesn’t load, take a look at the apache logs - see my signature on where to find those on your FOG server.

@siheobs This might be a good one for you to follow: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11285/can-t-chainload-past-fog-menu-boot-hard-drive-hp-zbook-laptop

Could be a similar issue with rEFInd not having a driver for this particular disk/controller model.

having issues with trying to upgrade from dev-brnach to working right now. I will update as soon as i get the upgrade resolved.
Thanks.

@Marco-Antonio Is this still an issue?

@st4tus Any news on this?