Failed to open stream

[isaac]

@george1421

Better quality in a minute. I am taking photos, because my host is offline right now.

[george1421]

@isaac The showmount command will tell me more. I see what you are doing so far and we could make this work.

as well as the output of ls -la /media/fossie/FOG that will show the structure of the images directory

[isaac]

@george1421
Okay I will be back tomorrow, thank you!!

[Tom Elliott]

Maybe I’m under thinking here, but is /media/fossie/FOG/images owned by the fog server’s FOG user?

It almost looks like it’s not and because of this it’s not allowed to move the data (hence the Permission Denied).

So maybe you can start with:

chown -R fog:root /media/fossie/FOG/images
chmod -R 777 /media/fossie/FOG/images

[isaac]

@george1421
I did what Tom Elliott suggested to no avail, coming up with the same error after capture.

Besides the images folder is there any other place that needs fog permissions?

[george1421]

@george1421 said in Failed to open stream:

@isaac The showmount command will tell me more. I see what you are doing so far and we could make this work.

as well as the output of ls -la /media/fossie/FOG that will show the structure of the images directory

How about this info

edit: I did see in your post, but I need the whole command showmount -e 127.0.0.1

[george1421]

@isaac Sorry I should have asked for one level deeper on the file structure.

ls -la /media/fossie/FOG/images

[isaac]

@george1421

[george1421]

@isaac Excellent!

first thing I noticed is that the hidden file .mntcheck is missing from …/images I’ll also assume its missing from …/images/dev. You can fix by:

touch /media/fossie/FOG/images/.mntcheck
touch /media/fossie/FOG/images/dev/.mntcheck

Your nfs shares appear to be configured correctly setup.

The next thing I need a screen shot of is how your storage is configured for this fog server. It will be accessed by the web management gui.

[isaac]

@george1421
That is odd, it was in the dev folder but not in images. I created it.

[george1421]

@isaac OK we are almost done with the checks.

On that web page. Down at the bottom. There is a user ID and a password. If you click on the little eye you can see what the password is and copy it out.

I want you to do this next part from a windows computer.
User FTP and connect to your fog server using the user account on the web page and password.

once you get logged in then do a cd /media/fossie/FOG/images if you have a small file in the current directory on your windows server you can test the right permissions to …/images with put something.txt If it uploads the file then that completes this part of the test.

Lastly inspect the contents of the fog configuration file in /opt/fog/.fogsettings

Make sure the user ID there and password matches the web interface also make sure the storage path matches the one where your files will be on the external drive.

If everything looks good run through the FOG installer one more time. The installer will correct any remaining settings that are not in line.

But from what I see your setup should be working. There is more testing we can do, but lets see if this gets you back on track.

[isaac]

@george1421
It worked! Captured Successfully.
It ended up being the permissions to the external drive, your post paved the way.
Thanks:)

[george1421]

@isaac Did rerunning the installer fix the issue or were you able to fix it by your own hands?

[isaac]

@george1421
I didn’t rerun the installer. I tried to write with the fog user to where the images were stored and could not for some reason. Even though I had used chown and chmod with sudo. I made fog a sudoer which I know is bad practice and then reran the commands and it worked. It seems just flukey to me.

[george1421]

@isaac Thank you for adding clarity to how you fixed it. You have a unique setup and I’m sure someone want to do the same thing in the future. Your guidance in this thread will surely help someone else.

Marking as solved.