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@aborn

Good day.

Did you get any resolution for this problem?

I have Fog 1.5.7 on CentOS 7 with the specified partition sizes. All other settings as default, firewall and SELinux are disabled. My image name is W10E.

I get the same results as you did, also with the image files appearing in the /images/dev folder, then in /images/W10E and then disappearing again.

I sort of got around it by copying the /W10E folder to /W10E (copy), wait for /W10E to disappear and then rename the copy as /W10E. And I can deploy this image, absolutely no problem.

Many thanks
rarcher2

@aborn said in Images are created with 777 (world writable file rights) and owner root on CentOS 7:

I inserted the proposed new line now in the fog.postinit script

This is at the wrong point in time. We can use a postinit script to fix things before things happen. Current a postdeploy script will handle actions after an image is install on the target computer. What we need is a postcapture script to handle things after the image has been captured but before the image is moved from /images/dev to /images. Once the image has been captured we will use a postcapture script to reset the permissions and file ownership of the captured directory so that the FTP process can move it as fog. I can see the process in my head clearly. We just need to patch the fog.capture (guessing at name) script to make the call to a postcapture script. We should be able to mimic what is done for a postdeploy script. It shouldn’t be that hard to do, then we’ll use a postinit script to copy the patch fog.capture script to FOS before it starts doing its thing.