Basic Persistent groups and 1.3.0RC16
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@george1421 The trigger will only happen the moment the host is “officially” stored in the database. That means it doesn’t matter where it’s added in the the process, rather when the DB actually get’s the new entry. (which would be after the host is “saved”)
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@george1421
Yep you can select a group in quick reg ( drop down list ) which i set to the defaulttemplate group so expected the trigger to fire and launch the snapins too but unfortunately while everything else works and the image starts deploying the snapins don’t get launched, if i check the host the snapins are assigned to it but they never got launched
@Tom-Elliott I wonder if it would be simpler if possible at all just to add a drop down for snapins to the quick reg section ? -
@theWizard I’m just wanting to confirm here (since I don’t use snapins at all).
When you quick reg a machine, you add the machine to the host template group. All of the host template settings get assigned to the host, including snapins. If you go and look at the host you just auto registered the snapins ARE assigned to that new quick reg host?? But after imaging the fog client doesn’t install the snapins as it would if you assigned the snapin (singly) post imaging??
Right now its not clear if the issue is with the db trigger, or the fog client not picking up the snapins, or there is another table that needs to be set to trigger the snapins to install.
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@george1421
It’s not the fog client, when the imaging task fires after doing the auto reg the snapins don’t get launched at all. If i launched it as a standard deploy there would be an imaging task and snapins task in the queue but using auto reg even with group set to host template group the snapins task does not get created only the imaging task BUT the snapins are assigned to the host if you check in the gui. -
@theWizard Ah, that is what I thought. The snapin assignments are being made (host X has these snapins assinged) but this snapins are not creating the task to actually deploy them.
<edit>or to say it the same exact way again</edit> Or to say it another way the snapin assignments exist but the task to install them is missing.
Ideas Tom?? I would ass-u-me that the trigger will need to create the snapin deploy task. That would sound logical if it was a quick reg and deploy or done from the gui.
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@george1421 Exactly yes no task to install the snapin is created.
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@theWizard Mind giving a shot with the RC 36 build?
I think the problem was the host was not “known” to have the snapins at that point. The associations were made, but the original object did not have the new items embedded. I’m currently addressing this by “loading” the new stuff, but I think I’ll be rethinking this once I get home. For now, however, this should do what you need it to now.
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@Tom-Elliott I updated to RC36 but same result, if i check the host the snapins are assigned to it and the image is deploying but there is no task for the snapins at all.
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@theWizard This is validated under Task->Active Snapin Tasks?
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@Tom-Elliott Yep just checked again and no snapin tasks at all
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I have been waiting for a plugin like this for some time, I love it! Keep up the good work! I hope this plugin improves over time so eventually we can remove and add members to the group and have it update the host settings with out haveing to delete and re-create the host.
Nice work man!
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@Greg-Plamondon said in Basic Persistent groups and 1.3.0RC16:
… improves over time so eventually we can remove and add members to the group and have it update the host settings with out haveing to delete and re-create the host.
Can you explain this?
The plugin sets up a database trigger (a bit of a hack) so each time you add a host to the group the trigger fires and updates the target host. At least that is how its suppose to work.
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hi georges, persitent groups still working on 1.5.10 ? i have some isssues
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@yannickF You really should state your issues.
If a feature isn’t available for whatever reason, we will tell you, but leaving us in “uh oh” isn’t really a good approach.
What issue are you having?
