Failed access Database after upload image
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@zingaro You followed all information?
Including the bits about chown/chmod to ensure /images was owned recursively by fog:root (
chown -R fog:root /images) and you ensured it was read/writable with:chmod -R 777 /images -
@george1421 said in Failed access Database after upload image:
Once all of those passwords are in sync your capture will complete
I’m tested ftp from windows … does not works
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@Tom-Elliott yes !
but does not works
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@zingaro You have to cd to the directory first.
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The password you’re using is set in Storage Management -> (Select your node) -> Management User/Password?
The “Login incorrect” message is not a misnomer in this case. It literally means, it can’t login.
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@Tom-Elliott user : fog psw: password
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@zingaro What does that mean?
Is this what the “storage management->storage node->management user/password” shows?
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hey guys,
it’s incredible but does not works…
i change user and password from unix user, fog management and directory…
same problem !! -
I’m tested ftp connection from WIndows and another istance of Fog Server:
the ftp work ( get and put ) with fogftp.class.php !
but when starts an upload of image there are the same error !. -
@zingaro What does the same storage node look like for the username and password field. This is where people most often see the problem. My guess is this is set incorrectly which is why you’re having issues.
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@zingaro look at the fog talk bubble at the top of the browser window. Its on the fog tool tray.
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The Winner is
I deleted all image saved and all host and now WORKS !but the PC after reboot was returned "WINLOAD.EXE Missing … "
there are a bug after final resize ? -
I had this same Issue and under VAR/WWW/FOG/LIB/FOG/FOGFTP.CLASS.PHP
public function login
$username = null
$password =null
I changed this to my ftp user name and password and it solved the issue . -
@robe2conoby Then you need to look at your Storage Node (Management User and Management Password) settings. These are likely incorrect.
An update will “break” what you did to fix it.
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@robe2conoby Just to be clear IT Admins should never directly touch/use the linux user called
fog. This is not the web ui admin account calledfog(unfortunate coincidence). The linux user FOG is 100% managed by the fog installer. If someone changes this account afterwards or uses the linuxfogaccount for system management bad things will happen.The next time the fog installer runs it will think that it has control of this account and will reset things back to what it needs, probably clobbering your configuration. Please don’t touch or change this account.
