Version 1.2.0 released!

[Jose Antonio Sanchez]

Tom,

I did the delayed start of mysql as indicated on the rc.local file.

now the tftpd-hpa wont respond to requests unless I stop it manually and start it again.

I disabled tftpd-hpa by:
sudo update-rc.d tftpd-hpa disable

then tried doing the same for the tftpd-hpa on the /etc/rc.local file and added:

sleep 30 && start tftpd-hpa

but I still need to top and start tftpd-hpa manually by doing this:

sudo stop tftpd-hpa
sudo start tftpd-hpa

then it works…

Any ideas???

[Daniel Murga]

I get the same error as Thiago:
These error appear in image listing:

FOGFTP: Failed to connect. Host:xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Error: Undefined variable: whereArray

How can i fix ?

[Thiago]

Hi Mr. Daniel Murga,
In my case, with a help from Tom Elliot, the firewall was the problem.
I am running a local firewall on fog machine and unblocking ports to my clients (20,21) solved my problem.
If you need more details, see: [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOGUserGuide#Full_Listing_of_Ports_used_by_FOG_server_and_client[/url]

[jjacobs]

Hi,

The download of 1.2.0 is not working for the moment.
Is there an other site to download fog from?

Tx!
Johan

[Tom Elliott]

[quote=“jjacobs, post: 35747, member: 516”]Hi,

The download of 1.2.0 is not working for the moment.
Is there an other site to download fog from?

Tx!
Johan[/quote]

Where are you trying to download FOG From?

[jjacobs]

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 35753, member: 7271”]Where are you trying to download FOG From?[/quote]

Hi Tom,

I’m now able to download the file. There was a problem with the network of Sourceforge.

Greetings and thanks for this fantastic program!
Johan

[David Schneider]

I was able to download the latest update using sudo wget [url]https://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/latest/download?source=[/url]

It seemed to download fine, but don’t know where to go from there to get it installed. I am running a linux server with no GUI, and I don’t see where the update downloaded to.

[Jaymes Driver]

it downloaded to what ever folder you were in when you ran the sudo wget command.

Normally that would be a home folder unless you changed the directory and then ran the command.

check your home folder, type ls to see a list of current folders and files.

[kitchen666]

I just updated to 1.2 and it is flawlessly imaging my whole lab over to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. For the first time I don’t have to munge around with Grub, fix a bunch of swap partitions, and just generally pull my hair out. It Just Worked.

Thanks for maintaining this amazing tool. I love this release.

[yves]

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