Best way to update to Fog.33b?
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nothing is required beyond the standard server installation and running updates before installing fog on ubuntu 12.04 server
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Ok, Server you say… I was told by my co-workers to use the desktop version, might that have something do with me not having all of the required packages?
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i’m sure you can get fog to work on the desktop version, but i prefer to use the low-overhead gui-less versions of linux for servers. there’s nothing about installing and configuring fog that you can’t do from the command line, or from the browser of another computer.
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Right, when I set fog up on my home network it worked first try, and I am using 12.04 desktop at home. I have even brought my 12.04 from home and installed it on this system and ended up with the same results after installing fog. Has anyone ever posted about trouble installing fog on specific server models, if so I’ll check them out?
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Ok… I tried something else. I went to the localhost and tried loading the fog config page and it worked, I am able to edit my config, and save changes. but when I navigate to the ip and try to check it, it still comes up blank. So…to me this indicates that Apache is setting everything up under the localhost and I need to change it in Apache to my static IP, sound about right?
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[quote=“Joseph Waldfogel, post: 28633, member: 23569”]Ok… I tried something else. I went to the localhost and tried loading the fog config page and it worked, I am able to edit my config, and save changes. but when I navigate to the ip and try to check it, it still comes up blank. So…to me this indicates that Apache is setting everything up under the localhost and I need to change it in Apache to my static IP, sound about right?[/quote]
It sounds, more like, firewall isn’t allowing connection.
Localhost will work, but IP isn’t able to.
Try running [code]service iptables stop[/code] and try accessing the page by IP.
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I get “iptables: unrecognized service.”
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[quote=“Joseph Waldfogel, post: 28648, member: 23569”]I get “iptables: unrecognized service.”[/quote]
Try: [CODE]sudo service ufw stop[/CODE]
That’s ubuntu’s Universal Firewall Service
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Thanks, for the firewall tips, unfortunately none have worked. I have gotten systems to image though. So for now, atleast until I get some of these systems off my plate; I am imaging machines as is. The question I have now is, when I set up Virtual box do I need to change the nat ftp setting to undionly.kpxe. If this needs to be addressed with a new post let me know and I will do so.
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[quote=“Joseph Waldfogel, post: 29366, member: 23569”]Thanks, for the firewall tips, unfortunately none have worked. I have gotten systems to image though. So for now, atleast until I get some of these systems off my plate; I am imaging machines as is. The question I have now is, when I set up Virtual box do I need to change the nat ftp setting to undionly.kpxe. If this needs to be addressed with a new post let me know and I will do so.[/quote]
I don’t NAT in Virtual Box, I run bridged.