@sebastian-roth I didn’t take that second screenshot (in the second post) until after the first one had finished. And I got it while FOG was still imaging partition 3, so you are correct, it hadn’t renamed but that was only because I wanted to get a quick image of the root:root ownership.

Partition 4 is only 1GB so it should not have hung at all.

I wasn’t around to watch the second capture finish, so I’ll have to do it again later this week.

@lucas942 said in Nas node storage : permission denied:

I just got to find a directory in / images on the NAS 14gb its name is: e86a64cbxxxx and this corresponds to the MAC address of my PC.
So I rename this folder “Standard”?
Because the name of my image is “Standard”

You have a few things that are wrong.

The image file should be first captured into the /images/dev/<mac_address> folder. After the image is fully uploaded to the /images/dev/<mac_address> folder the target computer logs into the FOG server (nas in your case) via FTP and issues a move command to move all of the files in /images/dev/<mac_address> to /images/<image_name>.

The screen shot of the error you see about ftp_put tells me that in the storage node configuration there is 2 fields Management Username and Management Password. The values in those fields must match the user you created on the NAS device.

This can be marked as solved. I updated to 1.5.4 and everything is confirmed to be working once more. Thanks!

@iarwayn said in "Permission denied": another Nas Issue (Qnap TS-231):

the fact that the Nas size and occupation doesn’t appear on the main menu, but, hey! that won’t ruin my joy.

You will have to live with good enough. For those settings to be populated, you need a real fog server as the storage node. You need a few php pages to execute on the target NAS to return what FOG expects. You can probably get there if you install apache and php on the NAS and then copy over the FOG web site to the storage node. You may need a few php libraries beyond what the NAS php page supports by default. I probably can be done but the results (values on the fog homepage) may not be worth the effort.

I’m pretty sure it could be done with a synology nas because it does have packages for apache and php 5.6 that could be installed… But I never had the motivation to try or to document it.

BTW: Well done on the QNAP integration. If you feel motivated at some time please document your steps for the qnap in the tutorials section like I’ve done so the next guy can build upon what YOU have created. There is no problem for the French screen shots either, we are all professional that know how to use google translate 😉

OK thanks you. Finaly, I’ve up my VM size and problem solved :P.
My windows server is in prod, I can’t make tests on it.

Thanks you guys 🙂