@mdxlp Let me tell you how I debug post install scripts. At the top of the post install script I insert an echo with something notable so you can quickly identify it. And then right after insert a debugPause; command.
Now schedule a deploy task to your target computer, but before you hit the schedule task button tick the debug checkbox. Now schedule the deployment task.
PXE boot the target computer and it should drop you to a linux command prompt after a few screens of text you need to clear with the enter key. This is debug mode.
To start the debugging process in single step mode key in fog and press enter.
{sidebar} If you want to remote debug your post install script get the current ip address of the target computer with ip a s and then set root’s password on the target computer with passwd. Set it to something simple like hello. Now you can connect to the target computer using ssh or putty from a remote computer. Key in fog to start the single step imaging process {/sidebar}
The deployment script will stop at each debugPause command. Keep pressing enter until you see your echo statement you put at the beginning of the post install script. At this time if you press ctrl-c you can exit the deployment script. This will give you a command shell with all of the proper environment variables you can inspect with the set command. Running the curl command from my previous post should produce all of the fog variables.
