Hello,
I had a FOG 1.4.4 working with QNAP as storage Node.
After the upgrade to 1.5.4 I am receiving the following message on FOG when I press FOG configuration

QNAP runs on port 8080 how did FOG decided it is port 80 ?

Kindly help figuring out a solution.

I took the initiative an I upgraded it to 1.5.4
By downloading the latest version from https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/archive/1.5.4.tar.gz

tar -xzvf 1.5.4.tar.gz
cd fogproject-1.5.4/bin
sudo ./installfog.sh

Hello,
I have a working FOG server
Running Version 1.4.4
SVN Revision: 6077

Could someone help with the command to update it to the latest stable version ?

Best regards
Tedd

@george1421

That is exactly the case. I need to further investigate.

@george1421
It is working now however every time I reboot the nas I have to execute the following from FOG server

mount -t nfs <nas_ip>:/share/images /mnt
mkdir /mnt/dev
touch /mnt/.mntcheck
umount /mnt

mount -t nfs <nas_ip>:/share/images/dev /mnt
touch /mnt/.mntcheck
umount /mnt

@george1421
Very good tutorial , settings were done to the qnap.
Now i can see that Fog started pointing to my QNAP and the Fog attempts to write but fails after few seconds.
see screen capture

@george1421
QNAP 431X with 10G interface

@george1421

Yes I defined my nas as a storage node.
I created a user called fog , and a folder called fog on the nas. Given full rights to that user.
On the FOG server I created a storage node , pointed it to the NAS server.

@george1421
Thank you , what is the best method to capture images then to a large storage nas?
My Fog server is residing on a VM with limited storage .
The aim is to have a NAS on the same network to capture and distribute images. The Fog server will be the leader (orchestra leader) of all operations.

@tom-elliott @george1421
I will re-install 2 new ubuntu servers one on Dev and one on the current release.

Still having hard time figuring out how to make the FOG writes the images on a separate NAS server.
I looked onto youtube https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=fog+location+management+tutorial&&view=detail&mid=ABF5CCD8147F2039673EABF5CCD8147F2039673E&FORM=VRDGAR
with no luck.
I created 1 extra group , 1 new storage node, as well as 2 locations
whenever I divert from the default group the machine fails to create an image however if I keep on the default group it works but
the image will be stored on the FOG server itself.