Can't update kernel
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@jfulton ok you messed up the passwords by? Reinstalling fog or following the tutorial?
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@george1421 i followed the tutorial step by step just now. i copied the password from /opt/fog/.fogsettings into the management password field and the TFTP FTP Password field in the WebGUI.
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@jfulton In addition to the fog settings password, you need to go into the storage node 10.5.0.19 and insure you have the password set there too.
Understand that if you have a FOG server and storage nodes, each storage node has its own .fogsettings file and the password that is unique to that storage node. In that case you would only need to ensure the storage node values in the webui are correct. The FOG master node would need the fog settings updated.
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@george1421 I only have 1 storage node and I copied the password there as well. all passwords should be the same now
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@jfulton Ok what you need to do now to ensure things are setup correctly.
- From a windows computer use the ftp command and ftp to each fog server using the user ID of fog and the password from the .fogsettings file on each server. If that works then go to step 2.
- Go into the web gui storage node management. Ensure the password listed for that storage node (both master and storage ndoes) match the .fogsettings file from each respective server.
If both of those are in sync then you should be back in business.
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@george1421 just tried to ftp into my server and it failed. i got the username and password the same in .fogsettings, TFTP server options and storage node management options (i only have 1 storage node). still cant update kernel
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@jfulton ok lets just focus on one thing your master FOG server.
So from a windows machine you can not log into your master fog server using the user ID of
fogand the password found in the .fogsettings file. That right there is going to be a problem for you. I’m going to also assume that you can not log into the fog server via putty with the same user ID and password. If this is the case then we need to fix the linuxfoguser’s password. Be sure to write down the password from the .fogsettings file. Then log into the fog server as root or su to root. Then key inpasswd fogfor the password use the password from the .fogsettings file. Once that is set then confirm you can log into the fog server using ftp from a windows client. Hopefully that will be a yes.Now go into the webui fog settings and ensure the password field there (2 places) contain the password from the .fogsettings file. Lastly go into the storage node settings for the master fog server and ensure the management password there matches the .fogsettings file. At this point everything should be back in sync.
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@george1421 okay i used passwd and set the same password there as i did for .fogsettings and the master fog server storage node and the TFTP server settings. then i attempted to log in remotely from windows and got
“cannot change directory:/home/fog
Connection closed by remote host”when i try to update the kernel i get
“Type: 2, File: /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/fogftp.class.php, Line: 463, Message: ftp_login(): OOPS: cannot change directory:/home/fog, Host: 10.5.0.19, Username: fog”
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@jfulton ok now that we have the fog password set. Please ensure that you have a /home/fog directory. If not please do the following.
mkdir /home/fogchown fog:fog /home/fog
Then try to log in again via ftp.
You know, coupling this error with your original one, its almost as if the linux user
fogwasn’t created correctly or someone changed its configuration. -
@george1421 Yes that fixed it! and yes i realize that both these errors imply that someone messed with my server. I may have unintentionally done it myself but i dont know when. i’m also doing all of this in a votech class room with immature high schoolers around and they may have screwed with something. doesn’t really matter though, its fixed ad i thank you for helping me sir.
