foxproject.git

[PierreM59]

Bonjour à tous,
je suis un nouveau membre.

j’essaie d’installer FOG server sur une machine debian stable à jour.

J’ai trouvé deux tutos qui conseillent d’utiliser git.
J’ai bien installé git :

apt-get -y install git

Je trouve ensuite :

git clone https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject.git

mais j’obtiens :
impossible d’accéder à ‘https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject.git’
Failed to connect tp github.com port 443

J’ai trouvé dans une autre doc :

git clone https://github.com/fogproject/fogproject.git fogproject-master

avec le même résultat.

J"ai essayé de touver dans https://github.com
un fichier nommé foxproject.git mais sans succès.

Merci de bien vouloir m’aider à procéder à mon installation.

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PierreM59

[Tom Elliott]

@PierreM59
It seems your network isn’t allowing you to access github.com on port 443. Are you behind a proxy server by chance?

[PierreM59]

Thank you for your response.

Port 443 is for https. I tried https sites with firefox. Some work and some don’t.
github.com doesn’t.
I think the computer I tried to use with FOG is too old. The system is debian up to date
but the machine must be too slow.

I could almost install FOG on my old machine some weeks ago but I got problems with
curl - mariadb-server - vsftpd
being not proper versions.
That’s wy I tried fox-dev but now I can not.

With a more recent machine I could load
fogproject-dev-branch.tar.gz
and then upload it to the old machine and untar it.

But with fogproject-dev-branch/bin/installfog.sh I got the same problem with
curl - mariadb-server - vsftpd

I tried with ‘specific version’ too :
fogproject-1.5.10.tar.gz
same problem.

Perhaps waiting for a more recent version of latest dev ?

[Tom Elliott]

@PierreM59 If the computer cannot operate on HTTPS sites, and is using current software, I don’t know there’s anything we can provide to help you.

“Some work and some don’t” seems contradictory. While sites will use different versions of certificates, the fact that you cannot even reach the site tells me you are behind some kind of “gate access” preventing you from even reaching the “some don’t” category.

If you take that same machine, and run it on a network other than where you are currently, does it have the exact same problems? If it does, then is this “gateway” that’s preventing access likely installed locally on the machine? If it doesn’t have the same problems, then it’s the network from where you’re currently operating.