1.4.1 Unable to register host (/bin/fog.man.reg)
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I’m getting the same error. I rebooted mine to get that error cleared. This is on ubuntu 17.04.
I’m also getting nfs failed, and unable to check in. Trying to send a image to the server. -
The same thing happens to me when I try send an image after manually registering the host
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@Tom-Elliott
Would you have any suggestions on a fix on the server side? Because I have over 100 computers (not all the same model) and it doesn’t seem to work on any of them . -
I am having the same issues with Fog 1.4.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS installed on a physical machine with an Intel NIC. Any suggestions?
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There’s nothing you can do server side. We need to know what the nic is, if FOS is recognizing the nic (or failing to get an IP address), and/or if there’s actually a problem with the nic itself.
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Fresh install of FOG 1.4.1 here. I am getting the same issue on multiple computers. I’m at a business so I have many types of computers to test with. I re-installed Ubuntu server 16.04,17.04, and FOG about 7 times so far because I thought it was something I was doing. I’m glad I saw this thread.
This issue is happening on each computer that I’ve tested and I cannot get around it.
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@ddeatrich Can you show a picture of the message? I tested 1.4.1 registering and had no issues on myside.
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@Tom-Elliott It is literally the same exact picture that User zclift15 submitted earlier. Everything is the exact same other than the IP addresses on there.
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Please add:
isdebug=yesto FOG Configuration Page->FOG Settings->General Settings->FOG_KERNEL_ARGSLoad into registration please. (this will make the system drop into a terminal so we can debug more).
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@Tom-Elliott Done. Debug mode set on kernel and ran quick registration on host computer. What would you like me to do?
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@ddeatrich What’s output of:
ifconfig -a -
@Tom-Elliott http://i.imgur.com/BM6qDjx.jpg
Sorry for imgur. It kept giving me errors when I tried to upload the image.
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So, for the IP Address, from there can you
ping <ipoffogserver>? -
@Tom-Elliott Yup. The server replies just fine. No issues
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@ddeatrich Anything in your fog server’s Apache error log?
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@Tom-Elliott Other than Apache shutting down and starting on restarts…
Edit… screenshoting. There may be a few things in here.
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@ddeatrich Can you copy paste the text? It will be alot easier to read as your screenshot seems to be cutting off some of the text itself.
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@ddeatrich Hint: Please use putty to connect to the FOG server using ssh. With putty you can copy and paste better than snapping screen images of logs and such.
With Putty just click and drag across the text like you can do in a windows console then you can paste it in.
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@george1421 Yup, I know. Thanks though! I’m on the phone at work at the same time doing this. I’ll be able to copy and paste shortly.
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@ddeatrich The php fatal error in your snap would be interesting to see the full error message. That may give the devs a clue to at lest what point it failing.
I just upgraded my dev server from 1.4.0 to 1.4.1 and created a new vm client to test registration and it worked as it should. But that is not a like for like test. If you installed 1.4.1 fresh. I’ll start building a new install of FOG on Cento 7 to see if its a fresh install thing or something else.
