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  Isolated dnsmasq Setup
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  @Sebastian-Roth Thanks Sebastian, that’s what I was wondering, I won’t bother with NAT in VirtualBox then. Hopefully I will have time tomorrow to try and get this set up and tested. Yes, I do have two physical network interfaces. The machine is a Lenovo M92 with one network port. I’m using that for the imaging network and attached a USB to ethernet adapter for the business network. They are both in bridged mode.
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  Attempting to turn Untangle 15.1 iso into PXE Menu item
  • iamrt  

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  The default (ubuntu) installer kernel [linux] and initrd [initrd.gz] does not support/know about network booting. Its possible that the debian installer kernel and initrd also doesn’t directly support network booting. Both bits needs to support nfs for netbooting to work. In the screen shots provided appear that the installer scripts are only designed for local cdrom booting. You may be at a roadblock with this problem. I did find the debian 9.2 buster netbooting kernel and initrd. I don’t know if you can slide those in place and get untangle to install correctly. I’m sure the netboot kernel will work correctly but the initrd may only install native debian and not the untagle you want. You will want the netboot,tar.gz file. Extract the .gz file in linux or use 7-zip in windows. http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/buster/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/
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  Database Connection Issues - Mysql.service won't start
  • Naline  

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  @Naline I just wish I could have found the post I used before. As I said it was 2 simple commands to expand the disk. Its just which two commands that were the stumbling block. I agree I hope this thread help the next guy.
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  UNSOLVED fog client on ubuntu 18.04
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  @jc35 Found some time to look into the client updater on Linux and seems like there are a few issues with that unfortunately. I was able to find and fix the first one but it still needs more work.
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  PXE boot to install linux OS in UEFI
  • lebrun78  

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  Thank you for your answer. Your document is complete.
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  FOG working with virtual interface
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  @Oleg said: I don’t know if it has to do something with the timeout issue but in /etc/default/grub I added We don’t use GRUB for PXE booting hosts usually! Seems like you have customized your setup a fair bit. I may ask you to tell us more about the customization to we are able to properly help you! I changed manually the kernels in /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/ to the 4.15.2 Kernel. With the older kernel the issue with the timeout is gone. That’s interesting. So it seems like a Linux kernel network driver issue from what we know so far. Let’s start by trying to find out what driver is used. Please boot Windows on that machine, open device management and get us the device ID from there. Usually in the form 12c4:5f78.
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  FOG Server cannot connect to storage node
  • 88fingerslukee  

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  @88fingerslukee said in FOG Server cannot connect to storage node: I have put the correct mysql connections into the fogsettings file. The fogsettings file is only used by the installer. Did you re-run the FOG installer after adjusting fogsettings? Or you can manually edit /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php for the DB settings. The URL called is http://fog.server.ip/fog/status/kernelvers.php - be aware that this URL is called from your FOG master node. So if you can open this URL from your browser it doesn’t necessarily mean that it does work when called from the master node as well.
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  SOLVED Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
  • beardedfool  

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  @beardedfool Which Linux OS and version do you use? Older versions of FOG before 1.5.8 did run with an empty DB root password. So you find a lot of dated information on this. We were adding more security in 1.5.8 but it hat minor issues on some Linux OSes. Will provide detailed information for you when we know what you use.
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  SOLVED FOG client on CentOS can't authenticate/not working
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  @mechalas Nice to see you’re still around! I remember having looked into this for quite a while but then decided I’d just use the cert store search as implemented to fix this. It’s working great and I don’t see any drawbacks. We have moved forward and released new fog-client versions since then. Nevertheless there are new things to look at and figure out. It would be really great if you’d help us on the fog-client.
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  SOLVED update problem from 1.5.7 to 1.5.8
  • selestial  

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  Thanks. It’s helped.
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  SOLVED FOG 1.5.8 Error: lubcurl3 not installed - libcurl4 already installed
  • dirtysoc  

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  @dirtysoc Thanks for posting. This is fixed in dev-branch already. As well we have fixed another issue on Raspbian Buster in dev-branch (compiling udpcast). Both fixes will be in the next release.
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  SOLVED Arm64架构UEFI方式内核引导失败
  • binglingyu  

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  @binglingyu Anything more we can do to help you on this? Please provide more information as requested by George.
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  SOLVED How to run pxe
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  I have a tutorial on how to (reuse) fog to be used as a netboot server here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10944/using-fog-to-pxe-boot-into-your-favorite-installer-images For PXE booting you need to have a dhcp server where you can configure dhcp options 66 and 67. If you are in a home lab with a soho router then you should install dnsmsaq onto your fog server to provide pxe boot info in place of your soho router. Your soho router will still provide dhcp services, just dnsmasq will provide the netboot into. https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12796/installing-dnsmasq-on-your-fog-server As for virtual box settings, I don’t know.
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  SOLVED Static IPs/DHCP, and dashboard not working after FOG installation
  • danieln  

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  @danieln So if you key in http://10.50.0.218/fog does it display any page or error message? Displaying the default apache page is great. That tells you the web server is installed and operational.
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  SOLVED I can't install the Fog client on CenOS 8
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  @adrien17 Good to hear. I just updated the wiki article: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOG_Client#Installing_-_Linux
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  SOLVED Ubuntu Server 19.10, Failed to stop web service
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  Reporting back… latest versions works like a champ!
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  Join Ubuntu Client to domain, snapin script (realm and SSSD)
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  @Sebastian-Roth I was hoping for a completely new one. Mine is less of a script and more of a realm join in a bash file
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  SOLVED Linux Imaging and Fog Client
  • jhumpf  

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  @jhumpf Have you tried the scripts? Can we mark this closed or do you need any further help with this?
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  SOLVED CentOS 7 client fails to connect
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  Okay, now the client gets the information from the server without error and can execute a task launched from the server. Thanks a lot.
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  SOLVED iSCSI diskless boot failed
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  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.