Partclone or Partimage
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@wayne-workman that setting was removed when we added the zstd format.
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atm in 1.4.4 there is option for set default. but as i set (well, actually on clean setup it was on partclone) it still shows partimage upon creating a new image (and it starts partclone ofc if image is actually being created.)
oh, and it is debian 9.3
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@Tom-Elliott I just had a look at one of my test FOG servers and it also defaults to “Partimage” when creating a new image definition. This is RC 10 on CentoOS 7. Do you see this as well or have you got an idea why this might be the case?
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@sebastian-roth Strange. I also have Centos 7 and RC10 and it works normally for me.
This reminds me of the advanced menu item thingy where things worked as expected for me, but not others.
What OS/browser are you using on the management page? I’m using Windows 10 + Chrome currently.
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@Quazz Good point, thanks for pointing this out. I am on Linux (debian) client + Firefox 52.3 / Chrome 57 / Opera 48 and see this issue in all the browsers. Can you try Firefox and Edge on Windows as well?
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@sebastian-roth All three work as expected for me.(all on current versions: Chrome 63 (64 bit), Firefox 57, Edge 40.15063)
Anything showing up in your apache logs or browser console log?
Also, not sure if it’s relevant, but do you use https by any chance?
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I have things in advanced menu of fog, but i maybe misunderstood why you mention this. I will test with many browsers, it maybe in help, and will post it tomorrow (atm fighting with dhcp/fog/pxe/uefi/bios combo as main target, that kills my brain cells, it is just a side thing i noticed).
Anyway, setting is defaulted as partclone, new image it turns out to be set to partimage, but in actual task, partclone starts (not to mention idk what partclone option, as i saw more than one in rolldown list).
@Quazz can you pls tell me what do you mean with mentioning apache log? it is a form, how would be anything logged without posting form content? (and what is browser console log?) -
@Quazz No nothing in the apache error logs and can’t seem to find anything related in the browser debug console either.
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@foglalt Form or not, Apache serves the information, including the default selected image type when it loads the (mostly) blank form in the first place.
Most browsers have what are known as ‘dev-tools’. Right-click inspect page will typically open them up. One of the tabs is ‘Console’
Some errors are logged there, typically javascript errors or link failures or the like. Basically anything the client has to do (download files, etc)
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@quazz oh, you meant them? well i never used them really, sorry not to recognise them by name
