Restore database from backup

[Raymond Bell]

but it is over 8mb it is like 97mb

[Tom Elliott]

That’s fine. Your php.ini should be set for 100M

[Raymond Bell]

do you know why i would be getting that error ?

[Tom Elliott]

From what I can tell, there’s no active storage nodes?

[Raymond Bell]

there is and i can see my images they are just at the bottom and i only have one storage node active the one the images are on

And the number of images keeps going up it is at 508 now

[Raymond Bell]

[Raymond Bell]

I just reverted back to a snapshot all is good now

[Tom Elliott]

I’ve solved this for now, but if you update to the latest, does the injecting of random images still occur?

[Raymond Bell]

Update to the latest? Fog or Ubuntu

Sorry don’t understand the question

[Tom Elliott]

Update to the lastest FOG version.

[Raymond Bell]

I thought i was on latest version 1.2.0

[Wayne Workman]

@Raymond-Bell said:

I thought i was on latest version 1.2.0

He’s talking about FOG Trunk, it’s the development version. It’s highly worth it for you in particular because you have FOG virtualized and can take snapshots - giving you a perfect safety net.

Check this out: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

[Raymond Bell]

@Wayne-Workman said:

@Raymond-Bell said:

I thought i was on latest version 1.2.0

He’s talking about FOG Trunk, it’s the development version. It’s highly worth it for you in particular because you have FOG virtualized and can take snapshots - giving you a perfect safety net.

Check this out: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

Thanks Wayne i will try out the SVN

[Raymond Bell]

@Wayne-Workman
tried to install SVN and get error with php5-json 3775

[Polii123]

Try to install it manually:

apt-get install php5-json

and then try to install fog again.

[Raymond Bell]

I did and then it stops on another one

[Wayne Workman]

@Raymond-Bell

When you start the fog installer, it gives you a big list of what it needs to install on screen.

Just copy that, and put it into a command to install them all.

Like this:

apt-get install -y item-one item-two item-three item-four

You should literally be able to copy and paste it.

[Raymond Bell]

Ok i will give that a shot this afternoon thanks