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    IPXE - default.ipxe - download issues

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    • R
      RipAU
      last edited by

      Hi guys,

      Ok, I find this an odd issue that I cannot work out.
      This has been going on since I installed fog but I did get a work around going using pxelinux (temp fix)

      What seems to be happening is that the tftp-server does not want to allow downloading of the default.ipxe file.
      SELinux and iptables are disabled so that isn’t the issue.

      When trying to download the default.ipxe file I am seeing the error (/var/log/messages)

      [CODE]in.tftpd[18556]: tftpd: read(ack): Connection refused[/CODE]

      What is odd is if I move the /tftpboot/default.ipxe file to /tftpboot/default or /tftpboot/default.txt or /tftpboot/default.ipxe.0 I can download the file at the new location. if I create a new file called default.ipxe I cannot download this new file, if I move it to another location I can download it fine. Permissions are all correct as far as I can tell.

      Not sure if this is a bug with tftpserver or some other issue I cannot work out.

      I’d rather get this fixed so when doing fog upgrades I can update without having to move my fixes back into place.

      Cheers,

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      • JunkhackerJ
        Junkhacker Developer
        last edited by

        what is the output of ls -a in /tftpboot ?

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        • R
          RipAU
          last edited by

          After testing this for about an hour and downloading every file but the default.ipxe I worked out it was the client.
          I tried this on several machines with the same error 😕 tested it with a different client and it works fine.

          I thought I was on to something but I’m still getting the original error 0x3d126001 (Error: Inappropriate I/O control operation)

          😕

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          • Tom ElliottT
            Tom Elliott
            last edited by

            Is it reporting, Console error, then the IO error?

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