Fog issue with new Dell optiplex 7040

[inafog9]

@Tom-Elliott I’m looking around my windows domain controller and I can’t find those settings.

[Tom Elliott]

@inafog9 What settings?

The DNS is found under the network information in windows.

[Sebastian Roth]

@inafog9 Please set different DNS servers for testing. I have seen trouble with too big (and therefore truncated) DNS answers from the google DNS servers (the ones you have configured as well). Try opendns in your /etc/network/interfaces for example:

...
dns-nameservers 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.220

Then restart the network interface (sudo ifdown eth0 && sudo ifup eth0) and see if DNS lookup is better?!

[inafog9]

@Tom-Elliott I have tried my normal dns and also the google servers. I figured my normal dns could be could be an issue so I tried google.

[inafog9]

@Sebastian-Roth I tried your suggestion and i’m still unable to ping by name.

[Tom Elliott]

@inafog9 Is your fog server/and your systems, setup behind a domain?

[Sebastian Roth]

@inafog9 Are you able to ping the DNS servers?? Maybe DNS queries (UDP port 53) are blocked on your internet router (very unusual!!!)?

[inafog9]

@Tom-Elliott yes

[Tom Elliott]

@inafog9 In your fogserver’s /etc/resolv.conf, can you add:

search domainhere

save the file and close. Try pinging something that way?

[Quazz]

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[inafog9]

@Tom-Elliott Thanks everyone for your help. After the last dns changes didn’t work I set the dns back to what we normally use. I’m able to ping by name and the current install of fog is letting me download new kernels. I was never able to do that in the past.

I’m still having the issue attempting to send inventory so I will try the trunk update.

[Sebastian Roth]

@inafog9 Well then I guess what going on is that queries to external DNS servers is NOT allowed! You need to use your internal DNS servers. Most probably those had some kind of issue (when you had trouble at first) which is now solved. Ask your colleges…

[inafog9]

@Tom-Elliott I started the trunk install and it failed at the end.

[Wayne Workman]

@inafog9 I suppose an address with two forward slashes won’t work. @Tom-Elliott

/var/www/html/fog//management/reports/*

[inafog9]

@Wayne-Workman that happens when I run ./installfog/sh Is this something with the install file?

[Tom Elliott]

@inafog9 The slashes aren’t the problem at all.

My guess is it thinks the data is in /var/www/html, which isn’t present on that system at the moment.

That all said, there shouldn’t be any problem with that in trunk. What’s the output of

svnversion from within the svn/trunk folder?

[inafog9]

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[Tom Elliott]

@inafog9 can you try to run sudo using sudo -i and try again? My guess is some of the commands aren’t available with full permissions because (and again I’m just guessing) you’re sudoed to root using simply sudo su.

[inafog9]

@Tom-Elliott I’m logged in as the root user. I tried the sudo -i then the install and it still fails on the backing up user reports.

[Tom Elliott]

@inafog9 Does the /var/www/html/fog/management/reports/ directory exist on your system?