Error Installing Fog - FOG Multicast Management Server Failed
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I’d, still, highly recommend just logging in as root. Or sudo up to root with the command:
[CODE]sudo su -[/CODE]
Then run the installer.
You’ll be in as root and won’t need to append the sudo command to every statement.
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If you are getting permission denied as root, even when using sudo, then there is something else wrong and not really a FOG problem. I don’t know where to go from here…
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It’s almost as if you’ve got umasks turned on and/or the root filesystem is set as noexec within the fstab file.
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We are going to start over from scratch. My boss wanted to use CentOS instead of Ubuntu because of more stability. I’ve convinced him now that we need to use what is RECOMMENDED! lol Sorry that this a been a roller coaster. Thanks for all your help!
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I don’t think CentOS is a problem. I run CentOS with no issues with fog. As I also performed my install with the same WIKI you did, it seems more like your system is just setup for noexec on the root filesystem which could be causing the issues you’re seeing. Essentially, the service FOGMulticastManager script is executing on a file, rather than a binary, it would cause the issues you’re seeing from what I can tell.
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I’m looking at /etc/fstab and all the filesystems are on default, none of them say noexec.
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Then I would say do the “from scratch” method you suggested as I haven’t any clue what else to try.
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Okay, I appreciate all your help!
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If you use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, then watch out for the tftp-hpa problem you get after rebooting where the tftpd-hpa tries to start before any interfaces have IP addresses bound to them. Many posts on this forum about this issue and how to work around it.
Also make sure whatever OS you choose, then you do a full update after the install of the OS and before you try to install FOG, just so you don’t get anything wierd from an outdated package.
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See the following
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/tftp-problems.6442/[/url]
