Fog Client replaced powershell script with "Please update your FOG Client, this is old and insecure"

[MatMurdock]

I created a snapin that is a powershell script. When I look on the client computer in “C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG\tmp” folder I see my ps1 file but the contents have been replaced with “Please update your FOG Client, this is old and insecure”. I am running FOG client 0.13.0, which AFAIK is the latest. I am running FOG 1.5.10.37.

Any insights would be appreciated.

Mat

[Tom Elliott]

@sideone @MatMurdock

Would mind re-pulling and testing again please?
1.5.10.41

[sideone]

Also having this issue, posted in FOG Problems. Also running .37 but had the same with .36

[Tom Elliott]

@sideone @MatMurdock

Would mind re-pulling and testing again please?
1.5.10.41

[JJ Fullmer]

@sideone https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/17575/snapins-not-downloading-to-client-hash-check-error just linking to your other post.

[sideone]

@Tom-Elliott that’s worked! Thank you so much, what a quick response

[Tom Elliott]

@sideone Now that we fixed the 1.5.10.41 issue, would either of you (or both?) be willing to install working-1.6?

It will be a curve change to what you’re used to working with I’m sure, but this really needs more widespread testing. I’m trying to get a youtube person to try to do a one off review of the branch as they have for release proper’s and all, but they haven’t responded yet, and I don’t have expectations for them to do so.

More users testing what should become the new release is always good in my opinion though.

[sideone]

@Tom-Elliott I’d be happy to, but would need to check backups of our current setup are in place and working.

What’s the major changes, and do we need to do anything to update? We’re imaging a school’s worth of laptops next week but I could have a look after that.

Are there DMs on this forum? Alternatively, are you able to see my email in my profile?

[MatMurdock]

@sideone I would be willing to test it. I will be doing a fresh install of fog at a client this weekend. I’m pretty new to fog. Just set up a 7 node install (not sure if that is what you call it) and things are going well except for this small issue. (At least your name is not Crowdstrike…) ~to soon?

Is this the correct installation process for it?

git clone https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject.git /root/fogproject
cd /root/fogproject
git checkout working-1.6
cd bin
./installfog.sh

Mat

[Tom Elliott]

@MatMurdock Yes those are the correct steps to install it.

My Name, no, and glad I don’t work for them either. Not too soon, but also still broken it seems lol.

[MatMurdock]

I think you can close this one as it seems to be working now.

Mat

[JJ Fullmer]

@MatMurdock That is correct.
If git pull gives you trouble (sometimes happens on upgrades) then do this within your git folder (i.e. /root/fogproject)

git fetch --all
git checkout working-1.6
git reset --hard origin/working-1.6
git pull

Then the cd bin and installfog.sh are good.

Also lols to CrowdStrike

[MatMurdock]

I’m going to do a new install so hopefully all goes well.

Mat