Image upload stuck at 99%
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Tom thanks for the quick reply…I have successfully uploaded images in the past…how would i ensure that it is working correctly?
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Run the commands on FOG server:
[code]ftp localhost[/code]
Enter the corresponding username and password for the linux fog user:
username: fog
password: whateveritisThe password can be found in GUI:
Storage Management Page-><Your relevant node>Management Password.
Click the eye to see your password in clear text.
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looks like it was successful…?..
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1658_4.JPG?:”]4.JPG[/url]
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Anything in the error logs?
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are you looking for a specific log in /var/log/apache2? Somewhere else? There are a lot in there…
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1659_5.JPG?:”]5.JPG[/url]
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Look at my signature!
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definitely has errors…
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1660_error.txt?:”]error.txt[/url]
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and my apologies about the signature…i saw the folder location but didn’t see the error.log listed . . heh…my bad!
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And,
As you’re on 1.2.0, can you edit the file:
/var/www/fog/commons/init.php
Right before the $FOGFTP line can you put:
[php]ini_set(‘memory_limit’,‘256M’);[/php] -
Tom,
I think i did it correctly…attached.
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1661_6.JPG?:”]6.JPG[/url]
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should i try uploading again?
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Did the system reboot?
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it did not should i reboot the fog server
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I would not.
If you want you can give me more recent error log?
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this is the newest one
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1663_newlog.txt?:”]newlog.txt[/url]
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You want to restart and try again if possible (restart the one uploading the image, not the fog server.)
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ok no problem, i have the laptop uploading the image once again…should take about an hour.
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Cool, if it doesn’t help (as I’ll be heading home) can you Convo me with your email address?
I’d much prefer to get realtime info to help narrow and correct the issue.
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I am having the same issue on fog 1.1.0 on ubuntu 14.04. I am unable to login to ftp local host using the credentials from the fog server page. I have tried many combinations.
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 41817, member: 7271”]Run the commands on FOG server:
[code]ftp localhost[/code]
Enter the corresponding username and password for the linux fog user:
username: fog
password: whateveritisThe password can be found in GUI:
Storage Management Page-><Your relevant node>Management Password.
Click the eye to see your password in clear text.[/quote]
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sounds like you know what the problem is. reset your fog user password and make sure it matches what’s listed in the
[SIZE=12px]Storage Management Page-><Your relevant node>Management Password.[/SIZE]
