@Sebastian-Roth Can I bother you with this quick question ^^^

@george1421 Great, thanks for the info!

@george1421 seems like in this post it is a similar interest they were implying by putting FOS on a bootable partition of the hard drive

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7727/building-usb-booting-fos-image/4

Hello,

Fix Members tab for accesscontol plugin and some display elements for site plugin (11807ac) : https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/pull/647

Regards.

@AUTH-IT-Center Subree is updated to be properly listed as Subtree

@AUTH-IT-Center fog has some hooks and events capable but those are relatively new and not quite as granular as I’d like to see them, though I suppose with the effort of 1.6 it may be worth while to try to find all the possible hooks/events (they can be either and/or both technically) as will as the attributes available for each one. That may help with the event notifications. I warn it does not exist currently.

@csa Did you had success making your own custom task type ?

@Bhav duplicate thread here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/17521/not-booting-to-pxe-uefi

@Tom-Elliott Apologies, I don’t know what went wrong there but somehow I got an incomplete version of your changes. git is a confusing beast to me :). I’ve now checked again that I’m running dev-branch and I can confirm that all the warnings have gone.

Thanks again.

@Sebastian-Roth perhaps I can achieve the same outcome with snap-ins?

I have batches of Ubuntu machines that I multicast image. I have a bash script in the image that essentially prefigures the machine but it currently need to be run manually as it require two user inputs unique to each machine.

The reason I wanted the IP of each machine was so I could write a script to SSH into each machine from my PC, run the script and populate the unique inputs from a CSV.

It’s not so clear to me the limitations of snap-ins - is this a correct use case?

@aviel1540 Sure you are welcome to build your own UI. The best of documentation we have you can find here: https://news.fogproject.org/simplified-api-documentation/

@TaTa FOG does not do SSO though you are invited to make it happen. Tell your company to get involved in this open source project, put one developer on this for a few weeks. 🙂

I changed the code to PHP and now it works, so I think it was something security related from the browser.

@Wayne-Workman Great, thanks for your work in this!

@george1421 Not much but… I did a little testing at home. 4 different machines, HP Laptop hackintoshed (all drives, non resizable, Other OS) (one SSD NTFS the other APFS), 2 gaming PCs (win 10 single drive all partitions resizable), A 2018 mac mini all boot security turned off.

And… and !!! I finally migrated, well actually, I made a new FOG server from scratch using only the ltsc.conf from the previous FOG server . I installed Ubuntu Server 22.04.1 fresh in Virtual Station on a NAS, (QNAP TS-451+), latest dev branch with the new inits built in, and was able to capture and deploy from/to 4 home computers no problem. I wish I still had older images and more things to test with.

I love this NAS especially since it was given to me. I dropped in 16GB of RAM (from 2) and got cray stupid -configuring all the drives in a RAID 0 stripe, hey I live on the edge😂 , I can’t believe this thing is running a couple VMs no problem on that Celeron CPU.

Forgot to say that I turned SPECULATION_MITIGATIONS on in the current default kernels some days after my last post because there wasn’t any feedback from people testing those kernels.