Cannot upload image to FOG... log files?
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Hello all,
At the company I work at, when a fellow tech attempted to upload an image to FOG, it returned an error and did not complete the upload process. To answer your first questions… no, he did not write down the error code. I am wondering if there is a location to look for log files related to failed upload attempts to troubleshoot the issue? The only thing I have come across in my research is to look under the following path:
/opt/fog/log/
However, looking into these log files has returned nothing regarding uploads or failed uploads/etc.
Any help would be great!
Thanks in advance,
Thomas -
@Thomas787 The errors happening on the clients when uploading (or downloading) an image are lost as soon as the machine shuts down or reboots because the FOG imaging OS (sometimes called FOS) is running as a live system in RAM. FOG does not implement sending the logs to the FOG server. This might be a cool new feature but on the other hand quite often the issues are related to connection errors and sending the logs to the server wouldn’t work in those cases anyway.
You or your colleague need to go through the upload process again and take a picture of the error you see on screen. Otherwise we won’t be able to help I’m afraid.
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I might also recommend that you snap a
clearpicture of the error with a mobile phone and upload it here. The context of the error message (which the picture will tell us) is almost as important as the error itself. -
@Sebastian-Roth said in Cannot upload image to FOG... log files?:
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I have a postinitscript that sends logs to a share as imaging goes https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/blob/master/fogAutomatedTesting/postinit.sh
