Latest FOG 0.33b
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r1527 released.
Return of Host search, sorry about breaking it. Add’s stateID column to the snapinJobs so they should work properly.
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r1528 released.
Should, hopefully PLEASE for the love of development, fix snapins now.
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[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 26222, member: 3582”]Are you manually starting the task??? I see these three items
[04-28-14 3:28:03 pm] * Starting FOG Multicast Manager Service
[04-28-14 3:44:59 pm] * Starting FOG Multicast Manager Service
[04-28-14 4:17:37 pm] * Starting FOG Multicast Manager ServiceAlso which version of FOG did you install, and what Linux version did you install FOG to?[/quote]
Task was started via Task->Groups menu. I’ve Updated to r1525 yesterday, FOGMulticastManager is starting/stopping fine now. Haven’t tried an actual multicast yet though.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26197, member: 7271”]r1522 released.
Should bring the Column sorting feature requested.[/quote]
Hm, I can not see this functionality. Where and how? Anyway, thanks a lot!
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[quote=“pmonstad, post: 26267, member: 17422”]Hm, I can not see this functionality. Where and how? Anyway, thanks a lot![/quote]
The headers are now links. When you click on them, they sort the information. When searching, however, these do not work.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26270, member: 7271”]The headers are now links. When you click on them, they sort the information. When searching, however, these do not work.[/quote]
Hm, no they are not. I downloaded bz image after I read the message about this new feature.
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Hm, I cant fint the functionality. I downloaded and installed a FOG bz image several hours after I read about the feature. Is the bz image too old?
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[quote=“pmonstad, post: 26281, member: 17422”]Hm, no they are not. I downloaded bz image after I read the message about this new feature.[/quote]
What?
In the FOG GUI, when You go to list a hosts, it will display with the header. The Header items at the top of the page become hands when you hover over them. When you click on them, they sort the data. I’ve also added pagination to the system. If the number of elements is greater than 10, it will give a display of elements. To go from page to page. I have to figure out how to do this for the return of the search data.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26284, member: 7271”]What?
In the FOG GUI, when You go to list a hosts, it will display with the header. The Header items at the top of the page become hands when you hover over them. When you click on them, they sort the data. I’ve also added pagination to the system. If the number of elements is greater than 10, it will give a display of elements. To go from page to page. I have to figure out how to do this for the return of the search data.[/quote]
Strange, I have just downloaded/installed bz file again and still no sorting. Reminds me about the inclusion of the release number somewhere in the GUI
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But there is sign of pagination when editing a storage group!! Seems odd. In the bottom of the screen.
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[quote=“pmonstad, post: 26289, member: 17422”]But there is sign of pagination when editing a storage group!! Seems odd. In the bottom of the screen.[/quote]
I had to delete /var/www/html/fog I thought it replaced all files when installing?
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[quote=“pmonstad, post: 26289, member: 17422”]But there is sign of pagination when editing a storage group!! Seems odd. In the bottom of the screen.[/quote]
Found the pagination when I reinstalled after deleting the web folder. The pagination works only when I list all hosts, not when searching. I still think the use of some jquery plugin could to this even better, but it is perhaps something to implement at a later stage?
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the “bz image” has nothing to do with the GUI. to update the web interface of fog, you need to rerun the installer, which will perform an upgrade if you have an existing install.
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[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 26307, member: 21583”]the “bz image” has nothing to do with the GUI. to update the web interface of fog, you need to rerun the installer, which will perform an upgrade if you have an existing install.[/quote]
I refer to the bz2 archive file package containing the whole FOG.
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[quote=“pmonstad, post: 26318, member: 17422”]I refer to the bz2 archive file package containing the whole FOG.[/quote]
Which bz2 are getting, the one on my website?
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Yes, the package found on your site. There is another “bug” as the archive is unzipt as opt/fog
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[quote=“pmonstad, post: 26325, member: 17422”]Yes, the package found on your site. There is another “bug” as the archive is unzipt as opt/fog[/quote]
That’s not a bug that’s called folder structure. That’s the folder that was built into a zipped file.
If you want it to extract the way it is suppose to ( /fog_0.33b) use the svn. -
[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 26326, member: 3582”]That’s not a bug that’s called folder structure. That’s the folder that was built into a zipped file.
If you want it to extract the way it is suppose to ( /fog_0.33b) use the svn.[/quote]Well, I am aware of this. It is not a bug, but a little annoying anyway. I can live with it
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While I strive to help out with the best, I can also completely stop providing the tar.bz2 if it’s that irritating.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26330, member: 7271”]While I strive to help out with the best, I can also completely stop providing the tar.bz2 if it’s that irritating.[/quote]
sorry, it was never my intention to criticize you or your work. Forget about the folder structure. But do I need to remove old files before I run an update? As explained the GUI was not up to date during an ordinary update (./install.sh) I had to remove the fog folder in /var/www/html/ and then run the install script.
