SVN 4380 Cloud 5419 (on Ubuntu 14.04.3) - Fog Client (404) Not Found.

[Tom Elliott]

@Malos said:

http://fog-server/fog/service/servicemodule-active.php?moduleid=clientupdater&mac=90:B1:1C:7D:6B:FF||00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0&newService=1

Is your fogserver actually named fog-server?

[Malos]

@Tom-Elliott no it’s not. The server itself is named fogserver at the OS level, and I have DNS entries that resolve fog-server, fogserver and fog (just covering my bases), all resolve to the correct IP.

That fog-server entry in the logs is due to me being lazy and next nexting with installing the client in this case.

[Malos]

@Tom-Elliott This is reproducible, here’s the steps that I have recorded in my wiki;

• Install Ubuntu Server 14.04.3 LTS from iso
• sudo passwd root
• set your static IP info
• su - up to root, and run
• apt-get update && apt-get -y dist-upgrade && shutdown -r now
• once it’s back up:
• apt-get install -y subversion && svn co https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk@4393 /root/fog_trunk && cd ~/fog_trunk/bin/ && ./installfog.sh

Run through the install as usual, and perform a
ls /var/www/html
Result: no fog folder/link. Creating it manually does resolve client connectivity, but a re-running of installfog.sh wipes out the manual link.

[Tom Elliott]

I make a link from /var/www/html/fog to /var/www/fog and I also make a link from /var/www/html/fog/ to /var/www/html/fog/fog

This way even if hte webroot is not with a /fog, clients don’t have to adjust anything.

My best guess is that the /var/www/ is your current document root, but the /var/www/html is the “real” document root of your server.

You can verify this in the /opt/fog/.fogsetting and look for the docroot= setting in the file.

[Malos]

@Tom-Elliott Running a

grep -n -e "DocumentRoot"  /etc/apache2/sites-available/*

results in

/etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf:12:       DocumentRoot /var/www/html
/etc/apache2/sites-available/001-fog.conf:4:    DocumentRoot /var/www/
/etc/apache2/sites-available/001-fog.conf:12:    DocumentRoot /var/www/
/etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl.conf:5:                DocumentRoot /var/www/html

/opt/fog/.fogsettings has

docroot="/var/www/";

[Tom Elliott]

@Malos can you change the document root in fogsettings file to /var/www/html and rerun the installer?

[Malos]

@Tom-Elliott
As you suggested, changing in opt/fog/.fogsettings

docroot="/var/www/";

to

docroot="/var/www/html/";

and then r erunning the installer does create /var/www/html/fog, and creates a link to said folder at /var/www/fog

After re-running the installer, clients are able to connect no problem.

[Malos]

@Tom-Elliott Will some kind of change be made within the installer to reflect a new document root for fog? I don’t know when apache2 changed their doc root, or if that’s an ubuntu thing

[Tom Elliott]

Installer can accept arguments to specify webroot and docroot as you see fit.

The installer tries to take the best guess of information, but it’s all a guessing game.

[Malos]

@Tom-Elliott Ah, ok very nice.

./install.sh -?

indicates that I can use the following to install fog trunk with a correct DocRoot on Ubuntu 14.04.3

./install.sh -D /var/www/html/

Thanks!

[andyroo54]

@Malos said in SVN 4380 Cloud 5419 (on Ubuntu 14.04.3) - Fog Client (404) Not Found.:

Here’s the fix, just needs to be run once install.sh has finished completely:

Make a symbolic link at /var/www/html for fog, and point it at /var/www/fog

ln -s /var/www/fog /var/www/html/fog

Ta-da, no more 404s!

Thankyou!!!