Fog 0.33b Snappin deployment
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tftp is working now, I had to change the password to match…
I am getting these log messages with R1151 in a apache.
[CODE][Tue Jan 28 13:38:47 2014] [error] [client 192.168.10.130] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /var/www/fog/service/inventory.php on line 16[/CODE] -
Replace that file with the one posted here.
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/521_inventory.php?:”]inventory.php[/url]
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 22048, member: 7271”]Replace that file with the one posted here.[/quote]
ok sorry for jumping the gun Tom, I reverted to R1140 before i saw you post above. With R1140 I can now image and inventory once again. would you like me to update to R1151 again and replace the inventory.php or keep stepping up one revision at a time till I find I cant image?
I’ll do whatever to help test…
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Please step up in one increment at a time. I want to narrow down the exact nature of the bug. This is awesome.
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ok will do…
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Tom, i was able to update to R1141 and succesfully register a PC and image it.
I then updated to R1142 and it broke my image with the popup box saying “Windows Setup could not configure Windows to run on this computer’s hardware”
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I think I know why. Can you disable HOSTNAME_EARLY on the fog server and try again?
I “fixed” HOSTNAME_EARLY, but it seems to me your systems are sysprepped already, so a hostname change isn’t the right way to go.
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I disabled it and get the same result Tom.
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I’m resubmitting another release, should work, (but no guarantee’s) on hostname_early.
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r1155 should have fixed the hostname_early issue, but I don’t know if just turning it off has helped you out at all.
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I updated to R1155 and still get the popup box…
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Tom I was double checking that hostname_early was disabled( It is disabled) and noticed this…
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I haven’t, quite, figured that out yet. I get those as well. It seems to be something from the Capone plugin causing the issue.
Actually, it appears to be the way the method is called.in the ServiceConfigurationPage.class.php file. I’m checking if this is correct.
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It, by itself, is nothing to be worried about. You can remove those entries from the database, as they are a nuisance. I’ve updated the trunk and this should be fixed.
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Ok, thanks.
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It’s the only thing, windows related, that I could think of as causing your particular issue.
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I’m trying to look at the issue.
I didn’t change to the new scripts until: r1142
In r1140 to r1141, I changed the files:
change/trunk/packages/web/lib/pages/HostManagementPage.class.php (diff)
change/trunk/packages/web/service/mc_checkin.php (diff)
change/trunk/packages/web/management/reports/User Login Hist.php (diff)
change/trunk/packages/web/service/Pre_Stage1.php (diff)
change/trunk/packages/web/service/usertracking.report.php (diff)None of those files deals with Windows services except the usertracking.report.php file, which only deals with logging who’s logged in when.
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I’m trying something out if you’re patient with me.
Please update to r1157 and try again.
The only major change for the fog scripts was in 1141 fog creates the partitions 1 and 2 in windows 7 based image deploy. In 1142, in the fog.download script, I removed this but starting to think it is still needed. r1157 contains this and hopefully helps you out. I think the reason you’re seeing that error is the 100MB partition doesn’t actually have any data on it which may contain the information your system is looking for.
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I tried R1157 and still get the message Tom.
I am heading home for the night. I can pickup where we left off tomorrow.
