Snapins Issue : Hash does not match

[Sebastian Roth]

@Tom-Elliott Good point about maybe /opt/fog/snapins/ being on a different filesystem.
Don’t think it’s an ownership/access issue as rights are set to 777, so any user would be able to read that file. Same for the directory.

@DARUN974 Beside Tom’s command, please also run mount | grep opt and post output here.

[DARUN974]

Hello
FOG is installed on the root
There is no link.
Just a link for images.

I changed the permissions of fogproject: fogproject to fogproject: www-data
But still the same error.

Result of the command: mount | grep opt:

[Sebastian Roth]

@DARUN974 I am at a loss on why it runs into this problem. Just doesn’t make sense to me at the moment.

@testers Anyone using snapins with FOG 1.5.9 who can confirm this should be working??

[DARUN974]

Hello,
Thanks for your help.
On my side, I continue to check my network configuration: proxy …
I am in national education, we use the different modules of the EOLE distribution for our systems.
The installation of the FOG server was done using an eole_fog package provided by EOLE

[Sebastian Roth]

@darun974 said in Snapins Issue : Hash does not match:

The installation of the FOG server was done using an eole_fog package provided by EOLE

Well that is interesting. I have never heard of EOLE. @Tom-Elliott Do you know about this?

https://dev-eole.ac-dijon.fr/projects/eole-fog

Not sure if their setup process might have caused this. When I find a bit of time I might take a closer look at this. @DARUN974 Are you in contact with the developers of EOLE?

[Tom Elliott]

@sebastian-roth I’ve never heard of this either.

[DARUN974]

@sebastian-roth said in Snapins Issue : Hash does not match:

@DARUN974 Are you in contact with the developers of EOLE?

Hello,
I am not “really” in contact with the EOLE developers.
We use a forum to ask our questions: scribe@listeseole.ac-dijon.fr
I will see if other users have encountered this problem.

[sborgne]

Bonjour,

J’ai rencontré le même problème, la configuration de php est en cause.

Vérifiez dans le fichier php.ini que la variable allow_url_fopen est à On.
Redémarrez apache si vous faites la modification de Off à On, puis effectuez des tests.

Sous EOLE, lors de la mise à jour automatique, le “reconfigure” va écraser la configuration php et remettre la variable à Off, il faut créer un patch creole pour péréniser la configuration allow_url_fopen=On.

Le problème n’est donc pas lié à fog mais à EOLE.

MP si vous voulez sur stephane DOT borgne AT savoie DOT fr

Cordialement,

Hi,

It’s a php misconfiguration specific recurently applied by EOLE distribution update process.

Issue is not from fog.

Regards,

Stéphane

[Sebastian Roth]

@sborgne Oh, that sounds reasonable! Thanks heaps for posting here.

@DARUN974 Definitely take a look at the php.ini settings as suggested!

[DARUN974]

Hello,
Sorry for the delay, I just noticed the change made.
I can’t wait to try this tomorrow.
I will come back to you.

@sborgne Bonjour, Merci beaucoup . Je teste cela demain.

Regards.