kernel update problem github 7238 ubuntu 14.04

[Wayne Workman]

This is a known issue at the moment. For now, I’m just going to link all these threads together so the devs can easily traverse the threads and so people know more information.

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7216/kernel-update-problem-github-7238-ubuntu-14-04

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7205/pxe-boot-fails-on-fresh-install-centos-7-build-7218

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7190/slow-ui-response-and-cannot-update-kernel

[Sebastian Roth]

@MaMu Tom just pushed a fix a couple of minutes ago… Can you please update and see!

[goempie]

@Sebastian-Roth I have the exact same problem, and just updatet with git and this is the result.

[Tom Elliott]

@goempie What’s the version in the cloud?

[goempie]

@Tom-Elliott You are currently running version: 7254

[Quazz]

@goempie What OS are you running?

[goempie]

@Quazz ubuntu 14.04

[Wayne Workman]

@goempie Apache errors?

[goempie]

@Wayne-Workman

[Wayne Workman]

@goempie What revision are you on currently?

[goempie]

@Wayne-Workman I update every day for the last week.

[Wayne Workman]

@goempie Can you provide the output of ls -lahRt /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe please?

[goempie]

@Wayne-Workman
Sorry for the late response

[Tom Elliott]

@goempie Can you try to update first? 7306 is old and had issues in itself.

[goempie]

@Tom-Elliott

I’m updating every day.
Now i’m on Version: 7428

[Tom Elliott]

@goempie I think we need a join.me session so I can see what’s going on.

This issue that you’re reporting feels like, while you’re pulling the latest, it’s not actually updating any files. Especially if when you go to the FOG Configuration Page it’s reporting a version 7306. I only state that because of the reply showing the version from FOG COnfiguration Page.

[Tom Elliott]

Remoted in and found the issue was the TFTP FTP username and password. Once updated, this was fixed.

[Wayne Workman]

To be clear, FTP credentials can cause the above error? I need to be sure before I put it into the wiki.

[Tom Elliott]

@Wayne-Workman yes. Because it can’t connect to the server the put the data. It should’ve failed to connect if the credentials were wrong, of which they weren’t. It couldn’t rename or put because the user that was logged in had no rights to where the files were to be placed.

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom-Elliott ah. So the FTP credentials being used were valid for connecting, but that particular user didn’t have permissions to the files in some way/shape/form.

So this boils down to a permissions issue, which could lead back to a user-name issue.