Fog saving images to /tmp/pigz1 not to our Raid /images

[Huggybearjr]

I have had to rebuild our FOG server at work, We have all the images saved on a VDI which is saved on a Raid5. Operating system is Ubuntu running VM with Ubuntu thats running Fog this is on a SSD. The VDI for images is mounted to /images and saved in the fstab to mount on boot up. I have changed the storage node to point to /images. However when taking an image of a pc it says its saving to /tmp/pigz1. In the end it fills the SSD up and we get an error about disk space is full on SSD. I can see that somehow the image has been saved onto the SSD, but not sure where, we now have a Snapshot of the VM which is 10.8GB when the Ubuntu VM VDI was only set to 10GB.

Sorry I am quite new to VM and FOG and have taken over this role from someone else.

Thanks in advance

Matt

[Wayne Workman]

Inside of here:
Storage Management -> <YourStorageNode> ->

Check your FTP Path and your Image Path. Maybe even give us a screen shot of it.

Also, make sure the image definition you’re having the problems with is assigned to the correct storage group. You can check that by going here:
Image Management -> List All Images -> <TheImage> -> Storage Group

Also, since you’re mounting this RAID5 array locally to a folder called images, you also must make sure your /etc/exports file still reflects the two necessary exports, which are /images and /images/dev

[Junkhacker]

/tmp/pigz1 is a temporary location where data is streamed for compression/decompression. that part of your system seems to be running fine. what it sounds like, however, is that your drive is not being re-sized to fill the disk after imaging completes.
what version of fog are you using?
i’m assuming this is a resizable image, is that correct?