Windows 10 Hostname changer failed

[Matthieu Jacquart]

@Claude-Girard Hi Claude

I couldn’t test the patch, error during installation…

[ch3i]

@Matthieu-Jacquart said:

@Claude-Girard Hi Claude

I couldn’t test the patch, error during installation…

Hi, json error ?

[Matthieu Jacquart]

@ch3i Yep : Unable to install CA certificate, le fichier c:\Windows\TEMP\session.jession est introuvable

[ch3i]

@Matthieu-Jacquart Same here. I’ve deploy it and was sure that was ok, but I’ve tested a standalone installation today on my computer and I’ve that error.

[Joe Schmitt]

I’m currently quite busy, but I’ll update the patch when I get a chance. The patched build had a bad installer. @Claude-Girard , the registry alterations are correct, the problem lies with my power interface.

[Matthieu Jacquart]

Thanks to Jbob, with last executable everything works fine with Win 10 computers !

[Matthieu Jacquart]

I’ve just deployed 20 Win7 computers, and 2 of them had same error (AD integration was good but not hostname changer)
After upgrading to last client, it works fine.

[Joe Schmitt]

@Matthieu-Jacquart @ch3i @Claude-Girard

v0.9.11 is currently in the process of being released, and should properly address this issue.

@Tom-Elliott, can you post here when you update the fogproject repo with 0.9.11?

[Matthieu Jacquart]

@Jbob Is this normal to have original hostname (before renaming with fog hostname changer) on AD ?
It seems that just after sysprep and deploy, computer is first integrated in AD, and then renaming, but older name remains in AD…
Not a big deal, but I have to clean AD each time I deployed computers…

[Wayne Workman]

@Matthieu-Jacquart It is normal. Just delete them. I’ve already made a feature request for the new client to be able to clean these up.

[Tom Elliott]

@Wayne-Workman @Jbob

Push set for updated Client Version.