Capturing image update database failed
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@Sebastian-Roth I can also create a directory and upload a random file into that new dir.
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@Baessens said in Capturing image update database failed:
The password in the /.fogsettings file is different then the one in the GUI under TFTP server.
Are the usernames different as well?? When only the password is different we should see a login error in the picture instead of a “Could not create” message I reckon.
Please go through this: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11203/resyncing-fog-s-service-account-password
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It seems to only be the password that is different.
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@Sebastian-Roth I am still getting the same error.
I might just install a whole new server. Can you think of anything else that might be causing the error?Thanks for all your help allready.
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@Baessens Too bad. I usually try to dig into things till I find the root cause of it. Though I understand if this just seems unsolvable.
Re-reading most of the topic I saw that you seem to have a subdirectory
/images/dev/dev. Though I don’t think this can cause the issue I am wondering where this came from. Please runls -alR /images/dev/devand post output here.Meanwhile I am digging through the code to see what else we can try.
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@Sebastian-Roth
Could it have something to do with the SQL creds?I think it must have happened after an update, either from FOG or Ubuntu.
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@Baessens said in Capturing image update database failed:
Could it have something to do with the SQL creds?
With SQL creds wrong you’d see completely other issues and wouldn’t even be able to schedule a task in the web UI.
I think it must have happened after an update, either from FOG or Ubuntu.
Don’t think I have ever seen this happen from an update. Possibly something you did when moving images to a differnt disk/partition.
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@Baessens Ohhhhhhhh no!!! Why haven’t I noticed this before??? Can’t believe it. The second picture of your initial post actually has the solution to this riddle in it already. Image is named
UEFI01/09/20v2004and as a forward slash is the directory separator on Linux systems it will fail to rename the uploaded image…Simply use dashes (
-) instead of the slash in both the image name and path and I am sure it will upload just fine.We don’t get that very often and I actually thought we had some kind of regex check in the web UI to prevent from this but seems like I was wrong.
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@Sebastian-Roth Wow… Good spot! I always use a dash, but for some reason it uses
/in the path.
It doesn’t show it in the images list tho, need to click on the image name to actually see it.
I think there is a regex check but only for the image name, not the path. (which is usually the same)I’ll try it right away.
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Works fine now. Thanks @Sebastian-Roth !
