The Storage Groups associated storage node is not valid

[Tom Elliott]

@george1421 It’s probably simpler than all that. I can actually add back the FTP checks that were in place, in the case the node doesn’t return any data/error 404.

[george1421]

@Tom-Elliott With my testing everthing was in place on the windows storage node. All of the images where there, in debug mode the target computer could map to the windows storage node via nfs. I was just able to trap the http calls in IIS and it was about the same time the error was displayed on the target computer.

BUT I love simple fixes too.

[Tom Elliott]

@george1421 It’s simpler to check if any data exists in the return, and if not use FTP data to get the same info. Just a little bit more work, but should do the job nicely.

[raumin]

how can i fix it ? It’s a bit annoying

[Wayne Workman]

@raumin said:

how can i fix it ? It’s a bit annoying

Just wait, Tom is working on a fix. He will inform everyone here in this thread when it’s ready. It shouldn’t be too long.

[Tom Elliott]

@raumin what a bit while i work on it.

Sorry, I’m fast but i also have other things sometimes.

[raumin]

@Tom-Elliott

No problem Tom, i did not undestand that you were working on it

[Tom Elliott]

Readded the ftp checking. Please test and let us know.

[raumin]

@Tom-Elliott Yep it works great, thank you for this quick fix.

[george1421]

@Tom-Elliott Ok so this means I can restart the windows storage node POC again? Its not that I need this solution only to prove that it can or can’t be done. I was also working on the howto for synology and ran into the same roadblock.

[Tom Elliott]

@george1421 Yes.