Latest Development FOG
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Hi, i created images in svn rev 2209 i think it was, then updated to 2307 but after image is deployed the machine never restarts just sits waitinng so then i rolled back to the latest stable version 1.2.0. Now when i attempt to deploy said images down to the same machine it states cannot find sys.img.0000 (may not be exactly right) is this because images are no longer compatible in later svns ? from looking at it single disk resizable in 1.2.0 names the uploaded files as sys.img.0000 etc but doing the same in the latest svn names the uploaded files as dp1.img etc.
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[quote=“sudburr, post: 33646, member: 4706”]Short of installing, is there a file in the trunk that indicates the svn?[/quote]
Just to note the following command, run from withing the root of the trunk folder, will provide the version number in the system.php of the trunk contained within the folder.
[FONT=arial][COLOR=#222222]grep FOG_VERSION packages/web/commons/system.[/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=arial][COLOR=#222222]php | sed “s/^[ \t]define(.FOG_VERSION., .([0-9.]).);/FOG Version: \1/”[/COLOR][/FONT]
Until at least the coders change how they define the FOG version.
[FONT=arial][COLOR=#222222]FYI[/COLOR][/FONT]
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Or a simple:
[code]svnversion[/code]
In the trunk folder will tell you the current svn version.
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Using Subversion
[CODE]apt-get install subversion[/CODE]… to retrieve the SVN of FOG only works on a ‘checked out’ version of FOG that was retrieved by using subversion itself:
[CODE]mkdir /opt/svn && cd /opt/svn && svn checkout [URL]https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk[/URL][/CODE]On a virgin system where the FOG SVN was downloaded via:
[CODE]cd /opt && wget --no-check-certificate [URL]http://mastacontrola.com/fog_trunk.tar.bz2[/URL][/CODE]… then extracted and installed by:
[CODE]cd /opt && tar -xvjf fog_trunk.tar.bz2 && cd /opt/fog_trunk/bin/ && ./installfog.sh[/CODE]Running:
[CODE]cd /opt/fog_trunk && svnversion[/CODE]… elicits:
“Unversioned directory”
It’s only fair that the .tar.bz2 download can’t be expected to be the same version as the `checked out’ version; hence downloading the FOG SVN using:
[CODE]cd /opt && wget --no-check-certificate [URL]http://mastacontrola.com/fog_trunk.tar.bz2[/URL][/CODE]… you can then
[CODE]cd /opt && tar -xvjf fog_trunk.tar.bz2 && cd /opt/fog_trunk/ && grep FOG_VERSION packages/web/commons/system.php | sed “s/^[ \t]define(.FOG_VERSION., .([0-9.]).);/FOG Version: \1/”[/CODE]… to determine the version of what you just downloaded by this secondary method.
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Hmmmm,
If you downloaded from my website, you DID NOT DOWNLOAD FROM SVN!
Perhaps, I’m being too harsh?
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This may be the basic misunderstanding I developed.
I believe I got there by using your site to retrieve an unofficial kernel from way back that solved some serious NIC issues we once had.
I continued referencing your site as the source for the latest trunk of FOG, including this post in this same thread:
[QUOTE]Grabbing a version number from [URL=‘https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/[/COLOR][/U][/URL] doesn’t help me in identifying a downloaded trunk file.
This afternoon I saw 2093 posted as [URL=‘https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/[/COLOR][/U][/URL] , so I immediately downloaded [URL=‘http://mastacontrola.com/fog_trunk.tar.bz2’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]http://mastacontrola.com/fog_trunk.tar.bz2[/COLOR][/U][/URL] .
When the download completed I revisited [URL=‘https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/[/COLOR][/U][/URL] and it had changed to 2094. Which version did I just download? [/QUOTE]
So NOW I understand. There is the SVN and then there’s your private tarball which I mistakenly latched onto.
Meanwhile, this still works:
[CODE]Installed:
grep FOG_VERSION /var/www/fog/commons/system.php | sed “s/^[ \t]define(.FOG_VERSION., .([0-9.]).);/FOG Version: \1/”Run from within extracted fog_trunk directory:
grep FOG_VERSION packages/web/commons/system.php | sed “s/^[ \t]define(.FOG_VERSION., .([0-9.]).);/FOG Version: \1/”
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While I do try to keep the tarball updated, sometimes I may make multiple svn updates before one tarball has the chance to update.
Once I’m done doing the frequent changes, I’ll run my tarball script which helps keep the private tarball updated.
I only keep it there for simplicity. It, for all purposes, is the SVN just without any of the SVN information so to keep the size small.
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The BTSync is also still quite popular for seeding the latest updates.
Main Fog BTSync - BAU3NUY3XTKVMHHEZO6C7OH55AN2PCGJV
Fog Kernels - B7AGQ6JVIP4MF5LCRL3XURQBYC53UIS25both are read only secrets and get updates as soon as theyre put in
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SVN 2342 released.
I know, I know, it’s been a while again. With this comes many more fixes and enhancements.
Time formats aren’t in “Today, HH:mm” or “Yesterday, HH:mm”, they’re in formats of “## Seconds ago, ## Minutes, etc…”
This also comes with better cron style verification methods so you can now schedule with comma’s, dashes, and/or slashes. All should be operational in this mode though I will admit I’ve not the capacity to test all possible combinations.
Nearly all times are now using DateTime formats.
I’ve also moved the deploy and deploy_post methods from the Group Management and Host Management pages to the FOGPage class. This means the two main modes of deploying tasks are common in how they operate and display success’s or failures. I think it’s a rather nice change as trouble shooting things can be done from one file rather than two.
I hope to get the basic tasks links for both of these pages to operate in a similar fashion only showing what for the relevant page.
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SVN 2343 released.
With this release comes the movement of the basic task parts to the FOGPage class rather than coded individually for both Hosts and Group pages. Also moved the Active Directory display fields to the FOGPage class as well.
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SVN 2352 released.
With this release comes many fixes and method changes to how we approach Cron style tasks. One, we can now get the next run times. Two, the cron tasks are checked as a whole cron string rather than a series of checks. Three, the validation of the stuff happens similarly. You can actually create tasks with #-#/# or */# or #/# or #,#,#,#,# or any of the normally valid cron style taskings.
I haven’t yet figured out if the DOW or DOM actually operate as expected, though from what I can tell it should without too much issue.
Hopefully all will enjoy this as it took a lot of time and research. All I can say, is finally, cron tasks operate like cron tasks. Sort of at least considering they’re being run from a simple php system rather than through a real cron tasking.
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SVN 2387 released.
With this comes some improvements to the interface. Dynamically adding events to the hook manager is kind of possible. Maybe others know a better way? The way it works now, it scan’s all php files in management, lib/pages, lib/plugins/<plugins>/pages, and lib fog, maybe more, and reads all the processEvent calls. It then scans that particular element to get the event name and send it to the events variable.
This could result in a slower performance, but it doesn’t seem too much off from what I usually see. This helps me lessen the amount of code needed to look for things.
Also, other changes since last updated.
MAC’s are now stored in a single table.
I plan to add a few new features, such as ignoring a MAC from from clients (and later imaging too). It caused a couple headaches but should be good now.
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I can’t seem to find it and It feels like monday whats the terminal command to pull fog with…
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[CODE]svn co https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk <where ever you want to save the downloaded code>[/CODE]
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[quote=“need2, post: 37606, member: 21891”][CODE]svn co https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk <where ever you want to save the downloaded code>[/CODE][/quote]
Thank you… i want a do over… on this week… let it be friday night again.
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SVN 2408 released.
This has many mods and should fix many separate issues, if not all that have been occurring. In earlier svn releases.
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SVN 2418 released.
With this comes, after a slight break, the Client Ignore and Image Ignore checkboxes should work. I know the client works, but haven’t quite fully tested the imageIgnore option though from all appearances it should.
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2419 released.
The problem with the prior approach, while it worked, it reported the host as invalid, which is not necessarily true. So now bootmenu handles for the tasking portion if there is a task for the host.
Services are handled appropriated from what I can tell as well.
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SVN 2426 released.
With this comes a new plugin for WOL Broadcast Address management.
The idea of this is to allow for people who don’t have access to adjust their networks to send across their relevant broadcast networks.
It’s not perfectly ideal, but the way it works when in use is to send to all of the networks in the list. It also maintains the sending of WOL packets to the main broadcast address of 255.255.255.255. Hopefully this helps you all out.
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SVN 2429 has bandwidth graph functionality back. It is no longer reliant on the selector.
It will display all nodes and display the colors related to those nodes. There are labels to help you stay knowledgeable on what’s what.
