@Arrowhead-IT @Sebastian-Roth @george1421

Ok, il will upgrade to trunk to test

Thanks for ur help, i will try to set up the first solution and i come back to say you whats up
i’ll try to capture with wireshark before i do this modifications

Regards

Hi @george1421, @Sebastian-Roth, @Tom-Elliott

For information, the root cause of the problem seems to be the original partitioning from DELL.
I’ve based my master image on the pre-installed “out of box” Windows 10. Not a good idea…

So i have done a clean install of Windows 10 from a Microsoft ISO, partitioned the disk in two volumes (plus the recovery partition and EFI boot partition automatically created) so we have a and D:, and done again the image process and it worked like a charm!

Thanks team!

@Junkhacker

Ok i’ll try to snapshot my fog vm before upgrade, then try to upgrade.

Seeing that the early uses it generated more problems than I already was in , I preferred board on version 1.2 . I do not remember exactly , but it was impossible to automatically inventory a machine, it had to be done manually , and after it was impossible to launch any task.

I finally found the problem…
After the reboot, the old filezilla server restarted with windows, and bypass the built-in ftp server …

@Wayne-Workman
Yeah i replaced x.X.X.X with IP but it doesn’t work…

i reseted the nfs share on windows server and it works !

@george1421
Hi George,
Thanks for your reply.
I had no infos in the apache logs, so i think you right there was a redirection.
So, i just uninstalled manually fog (mv /var/www/fog to fog.bak & /opt/fog to opt.bak), uninstall mysql with apt-get purge mysql-* and reinstall completly fog from the git dir.
Now it works.
Arnaud