FOG Snapin Client download error
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@Wayne-Workman I’m assuming so.
I’m just trying to help clarify. “Fresh install – you shouldn’t have to make the change” “Update from trunk to newer trunk – most likely you will have to make the change manually”
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@Wayne-Workman said in FOG Snapin Client download error:
@Timo Adjust those two settings I mentioned earlier, and see how that goes.
i’ve changed the settings in the beginning in php.ini as i mentioned in my first Post. Upload Size 2900M post_size 2900M and restartet the Apache
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@Timo And now can you upload the snapin?
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Log entry’s i 've marked the IP and Mac with stars
0.04.2
20.04.2016 16:33 Middleware::Communication URL: http:///fog/service/snapins.file.php?mac=||00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0|00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0|00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0&taskid=101
20.04.2016 16:33 Middleware::Communication ERROR: Could not download file
20.04.2016 16:33 Middleware::Communication ERROR: Der Server hat eine Protokollverletzung ausgeführt… Section=ResponseHeader Detail=“Content-Length”-Headerwert ist ungültig
20.04.2016 16:33 Middleware::Communication URL: http:///fog/service/snapins.checkin.php?taskid=101&exitcode=-1&mac=***||00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0|00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0|00:00:00:00:00:00:00:E0&newService=1 -
@Timo Am I correct in assuming you can now upload the snapin to FOG, but the client will not download it?
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My Topic aka question is not too upload the Snapin, it is to DOWNLOAD the snapin to the Windows Client via Task
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@Wayne-Workman said in FOG Snapin Client download error:
@Timo Am I correct in assuming you can now upload the snapin to FOG, but the client will not download it?
Yes!
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@Timo Ok then… apologies, it wasn’t totally clear to me. I’m informing @Jbob about it to see what he says then.
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Redirecting ping to @Tom-Elliott, this is most likely a server issue.
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@Timo said:
…Section=ResponseHeader Detail=“Content-Length”-Headerwert ist ungültig…
This translates to “value of Content-Length header is invalid”! Possibly .Net does not like such a big value??
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Good Morning, this MOrning i’ve updated to latest GIT 7242. Now when i try to download the Snapin via Basic Task “Single Snapin” it comes up in the Log with " Unable to hash file, The file is too long. This process currently only supports files with a size of less than 2 GB.
So i think at this time it is not possible…
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@Sebastian-Roth said in FOG Snapin Client download error:
@Timo said:
…Section=ResponseHeader Detail=“Content-Length”-Headerwert ist ungültig…
This translates to “value of Content-Length header is invalid”! Possibly .Net does not like such a big value??
Is it possible to increase that? If so, where i can change that value?
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@Timo Can you simply try updating? I removed the Content-Length setter in hopes that is all it takes to fix the issue at hand.
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@Tom-Elliott said in FOG Snapin Client download error:
@Timo Can you simply try updating? I removed the Content-Length setter in hopes that is all it takes to fix the issue at hand.
I#ve just updated to 7246 via GIT, but unfortunately the same error in Log, unable to hash File, The file is too long. This process currently only supports files with a size of less than 2 GB.
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GIT 7248 the same…just forgot one thing from the Error Log Service Error:“Object reference not set to an object instance”
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@Timo Can you please post the full error you see (line number, …). Maybe even post a picture.
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Sure i can, thx for your help, i really appreciate it
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@Timo This seems to be a restriction in C# following the discussion here: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/142532/appending-and-splitting-files-larger-than-gb
Possibly this is only happening because you have 32 bit Windows installed?? Please check! Or this might be a general restriction and we need to read large snapin files as chunks, @Jbob?
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@Sebastian-Roth said in FOG Snapin Client download error:
@Timo This seems to be a restriction in C# following the discussion here: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/142532/appending-and-splitting-files-larger-than-gb
Possibly this is only happening because you have 32 bit Windows installed?? Please check! Or this might be a general restriction and we need to read large snapin files as chunks, @Jbob?
Hi Sebastian, no the Client runs an Windows 7 x64 Installation
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@Timo the original header problem is fixed. @Sebastian-Roth is correct in that the hashing error is a limitation of c#. I’ll see what I can do.
