Images on SAN volume moved to new TRUNK server

[mmethe]

Hello All,

I was having all sorts of trouble going from 1.2 to trunk on an appliance version of Fog. So, I built a new Centos 7 VM and installed fresh.

My images are on a disk presented by a SAN. I:
-Created the images in the new trunk server
-Attached the SAN volume and mounted in on /images
-Verified that I can see all the images on the volume

When I look at image management on the new TRUNK server, they show as ZERO (0.00 iB) size. Is there I can get these images to be ‘seen’ by this new servers?

Thanks!
-Mike M

[Wayne Workman]

@mmethe That’s an FTP issue, and all your answers are in here:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshoot_FTP

[mmethe]

@mmethe How is FTP involved on the local machine?

[george1421]

@mmethe said in Images on SAN volume moved to new TRUNK server:

-Verified that I can see all the images on the volume

Can you explain this? How did you see all of the images in the volume?

Did you confirm that the images on the SAN have the appropriate permissions for your new FOG server?

How did you get the image records into the 1.2.0 FOG server? Just keyed them in or did an import from your old database?

[Wayne Workman]

@mmethe Image size on the server is determined with FTP.

If you’re referring to image size on the client, this is updated each time you capture or deploy an image and is merely an informational piece in the DB that will not affect deployment.