Unknown error.
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@Wayne-Workman I checked the suggested locations for changes and no go. is it possible that anything else could be the issue.
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IF all else fails is it possible to back up the images and do a clean install and reregister the images with the fog server?
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@dureal99d all you need to do is get kernel 4.7, all that other stuff is not necessary. The installer corrects the fog password both in the OS and in storage management. The pass is in storage management. If you need help I can help in about an hour.
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I don’t understand how this is a bug. I’m not seeing the problem. Does the messages you’re seeing impact functionality in some way? It doesn’t appear to be panicking so I am totally at a loss as to what’s wrong.
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@dureal99d We need clarification - is imaging working?
Because I assumed it was not, and maybe I’m wrong in this assumption.
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@Wayne-Workman Imaging is working fine. I was just wondering if it was a problem. i have not tried to upload an image yet but i can deploy with no issue. and yes i would like help getting this other kernel cause it wont let me
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@dureal99d Check the FOG Configuration Page->FOG Settings->TFTP Server->FOG_TFTP_FTP_USERNAME and FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD fields. Make sure it matches the username and password of the relevant storage node.
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@dureal99d Can you make sure the /var/www/fog/service/ipxe directory is owned by the fog user:
If Ubuntu based server:
sudo chown fog:www-data -R /var/www/fog/service/ipxeIf Redhat based server:
sudo chown fog:apache -R /var/www/fog/service/ipxe -
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@Tom-Elliott / @Wayne-Workman OK everything is working fine now. thank you fog team for the help. according to @Tom-Elliott it was because the tftp folder was misdirected. I’m not really sure how that occurred but he fixed it. also @Wayne-Workman the revert to kernel 4.7.0 fixed the messages issue. but being as I’m informed its not really an error ill just later revert to kernel 4.7.1 and downgrade the messaging