Pushing image with failure

[Tom Elliott]

Your first bet, I think, would be to try upgrading to at least the latest stable.

[Krassus]

@tom-elliott said in Pushing image with failure:

Your first bet, I think, would be to try upgrading to at least the latest stable.

Sounds like a doozy. All I need to do is download latest and run installer?

[Tom Elliott]

@krassus Yep.

[george1421]

@krassus Since you have an RC build already installed you should have a directory called fogproject. It should be in either /root/fogproject or /opt/fogproject.

Change to that directory and issue the following commands.

sudo git checkout master
sudo get pull

Then change to the fogproject/bin and execute sudo ./installfog.sh

[Krassus]

@tom-elliott said in Pushing image with failure:

@krassus Yep.

So I pulled the latest version to a USB and transferred it over.

Its sitting on my users desktop. Running ‘sudo -i’ go to the directory on the desktop in the bin file and run ‘./installfog.sh’ and I get a permission error.

if I try running ‘sudo ./installfog.sh’ out of the directory it throws command not found. Apologize for my noobishness.

thanks,

[Krassus]

@george1421 said in Pushing image with failure:

@krassus Since you have an RC build already installed you should have a directory called fogproject. It should be in either /root/fogproject or /opt/fogproject.

Change to that directory and issue the following commands.

sudo git checkout master
sudo get pull

Then change to the fogproject/bin and execute ./installfog.sh

if I do a cd to those directories root I cannot get into and opt has a fog directory in it, I do not see a directory called fogproject.

[george1421]

@krassus Does your fog server have internet access?

If so then this process is the preferred route to take: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

[Krassus]

@george1421 said in Pushing image with failure:

@krassus Does your fog server have internet access?

It could have been disconnected. Will it need that and if so why would it and is there a way around that?

[george1421]

@krassus It will need interment access at least long enough to run the installer.

[Krassus]

@george1421 I did a continuous ping to google and it didnt drop once.

Went to the desktop/fog_1.4.4/bin after running sudo -i and ran ./installfog.sh and got hit with permission denied

[Sebastian Roth]

@Krassus Please run ls -al in that desktop/fog_1.4.4/bin directory and post the full output here. I suppose there is something wrong with the files. Are you still using the “transfered” files or did you use git pull to get a fresh copy after connecting to the internet?