image size on server is 0
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after deploying an image and upload it to the fog server and every thing was OK with no errors
i was checking the size on server form the fog interface and found it 0, while the size on client is 45gb
the image store folder is the same for old images, and old images are fine and i can read their size on server with no problem
i didn’t change anything in the ftp setting or the disk permissions
and the image is available on the image folder with the full size and i can see it there
please help
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@Wayne-Workman yes as i told you i tried to download it to other pc and its working fine LOL
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@Wayne-Workman yep
its working fine
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@saif Have you tried re-uploading the image? That’s the simplist thing.
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i have deploy a new image and i can read the size on server but the problem happened with only one image
i think its a bug
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@Quazz i did but still the same
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@Wayne-Workman thanks man you helped a lot appreciate your time and patient
i will do like you said, move to the centOS7 and see
thanks again
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I took a look but couldn’t figure it out. There was some very bad lag that really slowed things down.
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@Wayne-Workman i am using the same server for both fog and web server and its configured correct i just checked that
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Have you set this server up and then moved it or changed the IP?
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@saif Web server address. it’s in fog settings, bottom one I think. Make sure it’s right.
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@Sebastian-Roth [Fri May 13 10:52:52 2016] [error] [client 192.168.0.59] File does not exist: /var/www/html/favicon.ico
got this
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@saif Looks like you have remembered your login credentials for your FOG WebGui in your browser.
Your browser will have filled in the Storage Node credentials with the Webgui login data, overriding the FTP data, so you should correct that for starters. It might have done the same for your FTP settings at the configuration page.
I recommend disabling password remembering for FOG Webgui
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@saif Anything in the apache error logs? See the signature below my message on where to find the log files…
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@Wayne-Workman thanks
i did all that still the same
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@saif Can you try to set permissions to
fog:root?Normally, when permissions show as
root:rootthis means that the image was manually moved around (for whatever reasons).Just an idea. I know that 777 permissions should allow access - but we’ve seen some weird stuff surrounding this before on some setups.
Recursively:
chown -R fog:root /images
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@saif I sent you a message. (talk bubble, top right).
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i am sure all permissions are correct
please any advice
