SOLVED r5767 Host is not registered / Invalid MAC after I set an image
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Hello (again)
I have a message stating “Host is NOT registered” when I want to depoy an existing image to a computer.
Step to reproduce :
1 - Register the machine
2 - Reboot : Host is registered xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (OK at this state)
3 - Go to All hosts, select host, associate an existing image
4 - Boot the machine : Host is NOT registered.
5 - Perform registration again : Invalid MAC address ! (it creates a duplicate entry in table “Hosts” aswell)Regards,
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@Tom-Elliott I will update later today and test again. Load doesn’t seem to be an issue:
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@MRCUR Please try updating and seeing if it goes any better. My suspicion is your fog server’s load average is high right now as well?
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@Tom-Elliott The odd “host is already registered” message doesn’t show up on SVN5774, but registering is still oddly slow. The only part that is slow is the “Attempting to register host…” part. Once it actually starts moving through the inventory it’s fine. Not a huge deal functionally, just noticeably slower than it was on any previous build.
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@shird said in r5767 Host is not registered / Invalid MAC after I set an image:
Updated to 5778.
Still having issues with doing a full registration. Apache is currently reporting the following error:
[Wed Jun 29 09:47:03.453736 2016] [:error] [pid 10683] [client x.x.x.x:33658] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on string in /var/www/fog/lib/fog/host.class.php on line 373Quick reg is showing as “Attempting to register host …Failed” however Apache is reporting the same error as above.
Apologies, working now. User error! Time to get some coffee…
Thanks again for the help Tom.
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Updated to 5778.
Still having issues with doing a full registration. Apache is currently reporting the following error:
[Wed Jun 29 09:47:03.453736 2016] [:error] [pid 10683] [client x.x.x.x:33658] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on string in /var/www/fog/lib/fog/host.class.php on line 373Quick reg is showing as “Attempting to register host …Failed” however Apache is reporting the same error as above.
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@MRCUR Probably from older issues. If you completely remove the host and rejoin, does it work better?
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@Tom-Elliott I do see an “error” that “The host is already registered” when registering a host for the first time. This shows on the same line as “Done, on to imaging” (when that option is selected). Doesn’t seem to actually stop anything from moving forward, but the information being displayed is a bit odd.
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@Tom-Elliott Appears fixed! Able to register host and am now capturing the image on 5772.
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@Tom-Elliott I think this is fixed now. Registering a host took considerably longer than before but it did eventually go through.
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@Tom-Elliott Cool. Shall give it a go. Thanks again Tom.
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@shird You can also try updating again. The strangeties of earlier this morning should be corrected for now.
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@Tom-Elliott Sure but it’ll be tomorrow now as I’ll soon be out the office.
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@Stilty said in r5767 Host is not registered / Invalid MAC after I set an image:
This is most often due to a bad storage node being found. Please check all settings for storage nodes are appropriate for your layout.
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@Tom-Elliott seeing the same issues here. Attempting to register in an endless loop never registers. Happy to test whatever I can to help.
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@Tom-Elliott I can test if you need.
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I’m now seeing
[Tue Jun 28 11:30:53.031551 2016] [:error] [pid 1299] [client 10.93.16.174:57276] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getMasterStorageNode() on null in /var/www/html/fog/lib/reg-task/taskqueue.class.php on line 27And I am unable to image or capture anything. IT will say its checking in but failed, and there are 0 before me.
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@MRCUR Same for you?
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@shird any way we can get you to run a little test?
