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      boombasstic
      last edited by

      Hi,

      i got some issue with Multicast image, had this issue for sometime, now im running the latest 1.5.10.1815 and still got this issue.

      If i create a multicast image task , by going to image menu then clicking Multicast image, and creating a multicast session. It works, but then if i want to do an other session , when i click on start, it just reset the fields to default value (session name, count, timeout, image ) but the multicast session is not created.

      if i reboot the server i still cannot create a multicast image session anymore.
      i noticed that if i run the database maintenance queries :
      DELETE FROM hosts WHERE hostID = ‘0’;
      DELETE FROM hostMAC WHERE hmID = ‘0’ OR hmHostID = ‘0’;
      DELETE FROM groupMembers WHERE gmID = ‘0’ OR gmHostID = ‘0’ OR gmGroupID = ‘0’;
      DELETE FROM snapinGroupAssoc WHERE sgaID = ‘0’ OR sgaSnapinID = ‘0’ OR sgaStorageGroupID = ‘0’;
      DELETE from snapinAssoc WHERE saID = ‘0’ OR saHostID = ‘0’ OR saSnapinID = ‘0’;
      DELETE FROM hosts WHERE hostID NOT IN (SELECT hmHostID FROM hostMAC WHERE hmPrimary = ‘1’);
      DELETE FROM hosts WHERE hostID NOT IN (SELECT hmHostID FROM hostMAC);
      DELETE FROM hostMAC WHERE hmhostID NOT IN (SELECT hostID FROM hosts);
      DELETE FROM snapinAssoc WHERE saHostID NOT IN (SELECT hostID FROM hosts);
      DELETE FROM groupMembers WHERE gmHostID NOT IN (SELECT hostID FROM hosts);
      DELETE FROM tasks WHERE taskStateID IN (“1”,“2”,“3”);
      DELETE FROM snapinTasks WHERE stState in (“1”,“2”,“3”);
      TRUNCATE TABLE multicastSessions;
      TRUNCATE TABLE multicastSessionsAssoc;
      DELETE FROM tasks WHERE taskTypeId=8;

      then i can create a task again.

      Is there anything to fix this behavior?

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      • Tom ElliottT
        Tom Elliott @boombasstic
        last edited by

        @boombasstic Can you check DB with: SELECT * FROM HISTORY; after your entry?

        When I test in 1824, I’m not seeing the problem. So it’s possible a future set of updates fixed the problem you’re specifically looking at.

        When a MC task cancels (or completes) the session name is expected to be cleared out because you may need to reuse the session name down the road.

        I’m seeing the clients and time are being set correctly.

        Maybe I’m not understanding what exactly you’re doing?

        Similarly, I started 2 multicast sessions for the exact same image, and I’m unable to replicate what you’re seeing.

        i also cancelled one then started a new session and that worked.

        To be fair (like I said) I’m on 1824 so maybe we unknowingly fixed the problem you’re hitting right now?

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          boombasstic @Tom Elliott
          last edited by boombasstic

          ok i ll wait for 1824.
          It’s not a big issue, i can either multicast by doing a quick registration on my devices , grouping them and doing a group multicast. that works everytime. or just run the queries, and that seem to flush whatever it is that is blocking the multicast.

          Thanks!

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          • Tom ElliottT
            Tom Elliott @boombasstic
            last edited by

            @boombasstic You’re able to test this on your own already:

            Change your branch from stable -> dev-branch

            cd /path/to/installer
            git checkout dev-branch
            git pull
            cd bin
            sudo ./installfog.sh -y
            

            This will install whatever is “bleeding edge” on the development (which eventually roll up into the stable automatically on the 15th of each month).

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            Web GUI issue? Please check apache error (debian/ubuntu: /var/log/apache2/error.log, centos/fedora/rhel: /var/log/httpd/error_log) and php-fpm log (/var/log/php*-fpm.log)

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