Ok that’s it.

Sorry for the noise.

@Tom-Elliott said in Pushbullet Plugin broken, stopped working, re-adding fails.:

@x23piracy considering I’m using it without issue can you be more descriptive?

it’s working again.

Regards X23

@george1421 No idea. But the default settings for Win7 and Win10 don’t let tftp commands work. It took me a long time to figure that out, because I was thinking exactly as you were, that all outbound was allowed. There must be more to it that causes the issue - and I don’t have any desire or need to figure out why lol. Incredibly rarely do I myself need to test tftp from windows… because I always just use Linux now.

I forgot to update this thread, I managed to fix this, the configuration files had been reset appon the upgrade, I imputed the correct ftp password.

I no longer work for the company where I had the fog installation.

Thank you

@IT-trainee If you have problems just ask for help here.

@Wayne-Workman

Many Thanks for the guidance I really do appreciate it because of yourself and others on this fantastic forum I have learned alot.

I haven’t had a chance today to play with the FOG stuff. However hopefully I can look at the DHCP configuration side of things tommorow.

I will report back my progress and any problems.

Many Thanks

@Wayne-Workman ahhhh thanks…I guess if I read more carefully I would see the Update to Latest headline

Following up on this topic with new news.

I was just told about issues with imaging a Latitude 3350. Currently we’re on FOG 1.3.0 RC-18 and using kernel 4.8.1.

I’ve added the kernel arguments pci=noacpi into this spot here:
Web Interface -> FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> General Settings -> FOG_KERNEL_ARGS in order for the issue to just go away for any system that may have the problem.

This worked, but the keyboard on the Dell Latitude 3350 would not work. We worked around this by attaching a USB keyboard.

@Tom-Elliott This sudo apt-get install gawk bc worked like a charm I upgraded to RC-17 with no schema update issue. Fixed!!!

There are also other mutli-fog-server setups too. At work, we use a 15-server distributed FOG system and it works fine. We have 1 web interface we use to control/do stuff wherever we want. FOG can do this out-of-box.

@Max-Kern Well just try and see. Clearly you know some SQL, I don’t think you need my help any further lol. All I ask is that if you tweak the script, share it here.

@FallingWax Cool, I’m glad you found a way. If you have any further questions that are not on this thread’s topic, please open a new thread and we would be glad to help you.

@Quazz If he went to the browser and ran it, invalid login is coming from the fact the browser is failing to see any login information.

@Wayne-Workman Perfect - thanks for this!

@Wayne-Workman That worked! Thanks!

I’m solving and moving though, this is not a bug. The snapin never completed, and all I care about is if the start time is within the “scope” you’re searching for.

@Quazz And after each deploy.

See this example: https://forums.fogproject.org/uploads/files/1468447170744-gparted_details_bad.htm

Thank you for looking at this issue! I will try out the new code and report back.

We have had people with dual-homed clients have issues prior and those were not resolved.

I think kernel arguments for network address can be passed and inits then look for that network and any interfaces without it be shut down. I can mess with this maybe Friday or sunday.

@Tom-Elliott thanks for your answers. I’ll think about it, but maybe I would give a try to puppet for the linux side.