• Problems when installing on RHEL 6.3!

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    Well I have install a FOG 0.30 in RHEL 6.3, and you must make some changes:

    1º) Disable firewall and selinux
    [I]#sudo selinuxenabled; echo $?[/I]
    if the echo returns 0, the SELinux is enable and you must disable it
    [I]#sudo /etc/selinux/confi[/I]g
    change the value to disabled
    [I]#sudo setenforce 0[/I]
    [I]#reboot[/I]
    2º) Download the FOG code
    3º) You must make some change in some config files:
    3.1) Unziped_folder/lib/redhat/config.sh
    [I]packages=“httpd [B]php php-gd php-cli[/B] mysql mysql-server [B]php-mysql[/B] tftp-server nfs-utils vsftpd net-tools wget xinetd tar gzip make m4 gcc gcc-c++ htmldoc perl perl-Crypt-PasswdMD5 lftp clamav [B]clamd[/B]”;[/I]
    I change the next packages: php53 -> php and add clamd. The php-gettext not exists in RHEL.
    4º) download and install the next repositories:
    [I]#wget [url]http://apt.sw.be/redhat/el6/en/x86_64/rpmforge/RPMS/rpmforge-release-0.5.2-1.el6.rf.x86_64.rpm[/url][/I]
    [I]#wget [url]http://mirror.uv.es/mirror/fedora-epel/6/i386/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm[/url][/I]
    [I]#sudo rpm -i --quiet rpmforge-release-0.5.2-1.el6.rf.x86_64.rpm[/I]
    [I]#sudo rpm -i --quiet epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm[/I]
    The EPEL repository is necesary to install htmldoc package.
    5º) Run installfog.sh to install FOG
    6º) You must config timezone in your php.ini:
    [I]#sudo vim /etc/php.ini[/I]
    In my case:
    date.timezone = “Europe/Madrid”
    [I]#/etc/init.d/httpd restart[/I]

    Some issues:
    *During the install process appears the next error:
    [I]Setting up and starting NFS Server…Failed![/I]
    Solution:
    [I]#sudo service rpcbind start[/I]
    *I have config the logwatch to see the freshclam messages, to config it:
    Edit the [I]/etc/logwatch/conf/logwatch.conf[/I] file
    Add the next line:
    [I]MailTo = [EMAIL]miemailaddress@mydomain.com[/EMAIL][/I] (<== your email)
    if you don’t want the logwatch messages delete the [I]/etc/cron.daily/0logwatch[/I] file

    In logwatch messages appears the ext error:
    [I]Notifyclam error[/I]
    Solution:
    Edit the [I]/etc/freshclam.conf[/I], uncomment and config the next line:
    [I]NotifyClamd /etc/clamd.conf[/I]
    [I]
    Error: clamd was not notified can’t connect to clamd through /var/run/clamav/clamd.sock[/I]
    Solution: sudo touch /var/lib/clamav/clamd.sock sudo chown clam:clam /var/lib/clamav/clamd.sock
  • Pxeboot HDT - Keeppxe

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    Did you modify the pxe boot menu to add this option? I think in the append line, you could specify that option.

  • Problem deploying images made with different FOG kernel

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    All that HP junk went by the wayside when I had to reconfigure the raid on the laptop anyway. Really don’t know what the issue was sadly, but a new VM and a new install of fog only took a few minutes.

    Both Dell and HP laptops seem to be imaging happily with your 3.3.3 kernel.

  • FOG accidentally imaging a second hard drive

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    Thread resurrection! This actually happened to a member of our IT department again, today.

    Has anyone else ever run in to this problem? Some possibilities of causes:

    Computer had the original OS hard drive and the secondary drive in the computer before, while FOG imaged it The original OS drive was removed, and replaced with a new SSD The hard drive mode was switched from RAID to AHCI in the bios After all those changes were made, FOG imaged the secondary drive, instead of the SSD Post installation, the SSD is listed as /dev/sda and the secondary drive is listed as /dev/sdb

    Still pretty stumped. Anyone think any of those options would have temporarily caused the secondary drive to be read as /dev/sda?

  • Setup FOG DHCP server on Ubuntu 12.10

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    You need to edit the dhcpd.conf file located in the /etc/dhcp folder on your server. Once you make your necessary changes here, range dynamic-bootp x.x.x.x x.x.x.x, all you should need to do is restart the dhcp service. This can be done by typing [B]sudo /etc/init.d/isc-dhcp-server restart[/B]

  • Error PXE Booting <w/image>

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    If you want to migrate the images, I would backup the SQL database and copy your /images and /tftpboot folder.

  • Problem Task

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    glad to hear you were able to get it figured out.

  • Static client IP assignment possible?

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    I believe the IP address field is going away in FOG 0.33. It was meant for documentation purposes back when FOG was mainly used to image desktop machines.

    I would use the current dhcp server to assign static IP based on mac if it’s a possible. If not, turn of DHCP on that and use FOG. It will allow you to assign the same address to each machine based on the mac.

  • Speed

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    Theoretically, maybe. But you’ve got to give a % of that 1GB to management and overhead. Same with the disk systems. If you are servicing 1 client, and the file is completely defragmented on the source drive and the system never has to read anything but a sequential sector on the disk, and, and, and…

    If you image (unicast, not multicast) more than 1 client, you are stressing the disk system on the server and the network switch and you’re speeds will go down.

    I can image about 14 Fujitsu laptops on a gigabit switch, each getting about 1.3GB per minute per client according to the clients. I can image about 30 acer tablets that are 100Mbps before I get below 1GB per minute per client.

    I can do this because the disk system on the server is six 10K rpm disks in RAID 5 mode optimized for read throughput. My first test server was a desktop machine with a single 3GB sata drive, and I got 4GB per minute with 1 client, but it dropped to 1GB per minute by adding the 2nd client. The disk couldn’t handle the read requests from the 2nd client as well as a real server that has a raid controller with built in cache and multiple disks to read from.

  • PXE Booting: "No entry found in database for device."

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  • [SOLVED] Date Interval (Reports) in 0.32

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    Nevermind, problem solved. The data fields were empty because we had not deployed any image yet.

  • Scheduled tasks not working for groups

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    I seem to be having an issue with some of the lab Acers getting stuck in state where they will not answer to a WOL packet. So setting the scheduled task is not going to work.

    Anyway I can start a UDPcast from the command line? I would like the teacher to click on an icon and then make sure all the computers are working before leaving at the end of day. I don’t really want them into the web interface tho.

  • Fog 0.32 : Error, can't have partition outside the disk

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    I’m using Ubutun 12.10 ; the image I made come from a HP computer with a HD of 250 GB, but jus one partion of 176 GB had been created. Thanks to all

    So I realized that on the computer I took to made the image, there was another partiton created but not formatted. So I removed this partition and made another image under the option ‘single disk’. Afte the image deploy, Windows refused to start with the error ‘Windows 7 deploy error 0xc000000e - boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible’.

  • FOG installation problem - MYSQL password

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    I would check the etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf file and make sure everything is set correctly in there. That’s the DHCP config file. I’m not by my FOG server to check, but i’m pretty sure that’s where it’s located.

  • Client won't upload image

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    Great to hear. Let me know if I can provide additional help.

  • [SOLVED] Trouble with renaming

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    [IMG]http://www.thesharkguys.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Borat_Great_Success.jpg[/IMG]

    GREAT SUCCESS!!!

    My two problems were (well, one really, RTFM):

    [URL=‘http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Managing_FOG#Active_Directory_Integration’]Follow this article[/URL] to configure your hostname changer service and then edit the config.ini where you will generate encrypted passwords Follow [URL=‘http://support.microsoft.com/kb/818091’]M$ KB818091[/URL] to setup the account that will join nodes to AD
  • Multi site Fog deployment

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    Can someone point me in the right direction please? I cannot find any help on this, basically I am new to fog and Linux, I have been tasked with deploying fog, we have 4 sites all on extremely slow links so would like to have the main fog server at head office and a storage node at each site, when a client pxe boots it needs to look at the database at head office for task assignments but pull the images from its local storage node, is there a numpty’s guide to acheive this please?

  • Services for network file system

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    MOD: Can you delete this post. I have my fog server up and running fine.

  • Partition table error

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    [quote=“chad-bisd, post: 8570, member: 18”]What version of OS is your FOG server? What version of FOG? What OS is the client? What image type is the image?[/quote]
    Hello all,
    I had exactly the same problem with FOG 0.32 installed under ubuntu 12. I tried to restore an image on a windows 7 pc, multi.partitions on 1 disque. I solved the problem by entering in debug mode and then fdisk /dev/sda and finally ‘w’.
    I need to deploy in a classroom and I wouldn’t like to have to do that on each machine , so I don’t know if there’s a workaround.
    Per advance, Thanks for your help

  • Unable to use Resizeable Single Partition with SSD & Win 7/8

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