@Wayne-Workman I’m currently on trunk 3562. I understand that current git is 4345 but current svn is 3857. Are you recommending using git over svn? I didn’t think there was a difference.
@Tom-Elliott I will take another look into the apache log files.
@Wayne-Workman I’m sorry, I should have said trunk 3854.
Hmmm. I still seem to be suffering from the issue. Just tried 3854.
This issue seems to happen on my Debian 7 box as well.
Trying to update from SVN 3652 to SVN 3843
I’ve attempted both solutions without any luck. Blank white screen when trying to update the DB and finish install.
I suppose I should be more specific: It is in the web console. Seems to persist with 3650.
Updated to trunk 3649 this morning. Went to an upload image task on a host and got the download image error
“Failed to create deployment tasking for the following hosts
You must first upload an image to create a download task”
I’d just like to state that this issue has been solved.
In summary, the installer will fail if you use DNSMASQ’s built-in tftp server instead of tftpd-hpa.
Thank you for all of your help!
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So I have figured out some of my issue. It does actually have to do with DNSMASQ.
When I first configured my fog server, I had decided to use the “enable-tftp” on the ltsp.conf file in /etc/dnsmasq.d. After symlinking the file for undionly.0, PXE worked great and I never upgraded from 1.2.0.
Until the surface pro 3 came along! Obviously I have a network with mixed devices and I can’t hand out just one boot file anymore. I can change the bootfile on a per host basis on my dhcp server, so I have done that for testing purposes.
Commenting out with #enable-tftp allowed for tftpd-hpa to listen on port 69 once again. Ran the upgrade to subversion and successfully ran an installer. I’m now at 3510. The problem is that the only way I can push a bootfile is by once again enabling tftp from the DNSMASQ service and stopping tftpd-hpa. Both cannot listen on the same port, they error out.
I need dhcp to point my surface pros to snp.efi in order for it to work, but I believe the only way that is going to successfully work is with tftpd-hpa. But the only way I can receive a bootfile seems to be with DNSMASQ.
Do you have any guidance?
Thanks again for all of your help.