Fog ftp password
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after a update from 0.33b to 1.2 when i start a upload job , the last process on client fails saying ftp password is wrong.
With a default install what are the default fog user ftp password on server?
i tryed to set “password” on the webguy for the parameter FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD but don’t work…
in .fogsettings file i have password=“f13c5e3b53804f4b425bb3bf8a36a66f”;
how many users and password is used in a fog installation?
i changed the unix user fog password, i must update the md5sum in .fogsettings?
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The 5 sum you see in .fogsettings would not need to be changed, though it wouldn’t hurt to put your password in there so you remember what it is.
There’s only 4 (if you only have one Web GUI password) that are created.
fog -> md5sum of current date for local UNIX fog user (this is the ftp/tftp user/password pair)
fog -> password (GUI login)
root -> (whatever you setup if you set one) for the mysql user/password
fogstorage -> fs(randomnumbers) for connecting storage nodes to the main server.That’s it.
Most only need to be concerned with the FTP and GUI user and password.
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in the final step of a image upload task, i get a loop where “ftp bad password” is printed on the screen… where i must check/change the password?
what’s the purpose of md5sum password stored in .fogsettings ?
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here the screenshot: [IMG]http://s9.postimg.org/l1qcxave7/unnamed.jpg[/IMG]
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no one has a solution for this problem? i can also remove fog from my server and reinstall, but i have lot of machines stored into db… please help me with this password problem
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[quote=“fabritrento, post: 39616, member: 21607”]
i changed the unix user fog password[/quote]then you need to change the password stored for FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD in fog settings and the password stored in storage management. these places use the linux “fog” user for ftp/tftp purposes, like Tom said.
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[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 39630, member: 21583”]then you need to change the password stored for FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD in fog settings and the password stored in storage management. these places use the linux “fog” user for ftp/tftp purposes, like Tom said.[/quote]
the problem was the password in storage management not equal to fog unix password, solved
