New client some snapins doesn't work, ok with legacy client
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@Wayne-Workman said:
I think this feature would help your issue…
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/5751/snapin-show-command-during-editing/1
Give that thread some love.
Yes it could help.
This feature is in rev 4738
Command seems to be correct.
On client, I can see the file appear in tmp directory under fog install directory, and disappear after snapin execution, but no copy in my target directory
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I cannot replicate this issue. I’ve replicated your snapin configuration and it works fine. According to the log you posted, the issue is with a configuration on your computer, not the client (the return Code 1). Try running the command on the machine manually (using a local copy of your license.dat file).
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@Jbob said:
I cannot replicate this issue. I’ve replicated your snapin configuration and it works fine. According to the log you posted, the issue is with a configuration on your computer, not the client (the return Code 1). Try running the command on the machine manually (using a local copy of your license.dat file).
Yes manually it works.
And remember, I said that after uninstall new client and install legacy one, it works.
I’ll try debug utility, to see if I can find more informations.
I don’t know if it can help, but client is installed on Win 8.1, with French parameters (but I have no accented characters in files or directory names) -
@Jbob Sorry but another Fog user confirmed that no file is copied.
After capturing processes on clients, I think I have found what is causing the issue.
Here is the command line executed on client:“c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe” /C copy /Y "C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG\tmp\activ-licences-labview-mp206.txt "C:\tmp
I think space is missing before snapin arguments
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@Claude-Girard said:
“c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe” /C copy /Y "C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG\tmp\activ-licences-labview-mp206.txt "C:\tmp
I think space is missing before snapin arguments
To me, it looks like the space is just in the wrong spot. see the trailing space before the end-quote?
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@Wayne-Workman Yes, maybe.
But this command line is the one generated by new fog client.
I don’t know why this space is in bad place, but this command line, when executed in a terminal window, give an error.
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Looking at the source code I find that the spaces are set correct. Although I am not that good at C# code. Take a look yourself: https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-client/blob/dev/Modules/SnapinClient/SnapinClient.cs#L177
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@Claude-Girard
This is a bug that is fixed in my nightly builds (as seen by @Uncle-Frank 's link). For now you should be able to add a space infront of
“C:\tmp” in your “Snapin Arguments” field. Hopefully that should serve as a hot-fix. -
@Jbob said:
@Claude-Girard
This is a bug that is fixed in my nightly builds (as seen by @Uncle-Frank 's link). For now you should be able to add a space infront of
“C:\tmp” in your “Snapin Arguments” field. Hopefully that should serve as a hot-fix.I have already tried to add space before argument, but it is ignored, maybe because of html interpretation ?
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I have to double check, but I’m pretty sure I added the same type of code sanitization to the run with, file, run with args fields as I do with printers. I won’t solve this until I am certain. This does not mean all bad entries from before will automatically work, but it should be fixed after updating.
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@Tom-Elliott said:
I have to double check, but I’m pretty sure I added the same type of code sanitization to the run with, file, run with args fields as I do with printers. I won’t solve this until I am certain. This does not mean all bad entries from before will automatically work, but it should be fixed after updating.
Hi Tom
I think it isn’t solved.
I don’t know if it’s like in:
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/5931/rev-4932-snapins-parameters-with-in-command-not-correct-in-database/9But in advanced pxe menu, when I write what you can see in screen captures, escape characters and accentued french characters are badly saved in database tables.
I think all these symptoms are linked, and caused by bad locales ? (my server is UTF8) or by escaped characters interpreted by PHP ?
Thanks again for your work.
Screen captures are from rev 5273In FOG Gui:
In database:
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Bad screen capture in previous post
In database:
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@Claude-Girard what’s the advanced file actually show? Does it display with the escaped code, or as the actual characters.
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@Tom-Elliott said:
@Claude-Girard what’s the advanced file actually show? Does it display with the escaped code, or as the actual characters.
As you can see, && become && in database, d’ become d'
If I modify directly in database and save it, in FOG Gui all seems ok, characters are ok.
But if I save PXE Menu from Gui, after that in database characters are with escaped code again
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@Claude-Girard I’m still confused. What does the advanced menu have to do with snapins?
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@Claude-Girard Beyond that, what does the advanced menu show when you go to it in browser?
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@Tom-Elliott said:
@Claude-Girard I’m still confused. What does the advanced menu have to do with snapins?
Nothing to do with snapins, but I understood when you reopened issue, that it was a similar problem than :
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/5931/rev-4932-snapins-parameters-with-in-command-not-correct-in-database/9Maybe I am wrong but isn’t it the same problem when you say:
“I’m pretty sure I added the same type of code sanitization to the run with, file, run with args fields as I do with printers.” -
@Claude-Girard I found and believe I have fixed the issue (for all items fingers crossed).
I just pushed it to the wild too.
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@Tom-Elliott said:
@Claude-Girard Beyond that, what does the advanced menu show when you go to it in browser?
It shows escaped codes
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@Tom-Elliott said:
@Claude-Girard I found and believe I have fixed the issue (for all items fingers crossed).
I just pushed it to the wild too.
Thank you and sorry for confusing you, maybe my english is too bad
