Posts made by BigMan99211

BigMan99211

I made the changes, but the schema update page is still solid white.
I checked the apache logs, and now, all i get is:

administrator@FOG:~$ sudo tail /var/log/apache2/error.log
[sudo] password for administrator: 
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.197238 2015] [core:error] [pid 24249] [client 10.20.23.135:60588] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.197260 2015] [core:error] [pid 24249] [client 10.20.23.135:60588] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.985251 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.985315 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.997296 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.997316 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.998069 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:57.998085 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:58.006411 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
[Thu Jul 30 16:32:58.006424 2015] [core:error] [pid 24250] [client 10.20.22.136:58385] AH00082: an unknown filter was not added: PHP
administrator@FOG:~$

BigMan99211

This is the same issue i’m having!!!
See my thread --> https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/5532/latest-svn-keep-getting-404-error-on-management

BigMan99211

@Tom-elliott : I did as you asked, and now i’m back to the same FOGCore error, that I was having in my original screen shot below.

BigMan99211

This seems to be a php issue… Is there anything that’s changed on the FOG side, that would affect this? The previous version of FOG i was on (svn build 3728, I believe) was working just fine. There haven’t been any updates ran through Ubuntu.

BigMan99211

OK…
I uninstalled php5, re-installed, re-ran fog install. Still getting the same blank page in Chrome, but in IE, i’m getting a 500 Server Error. And now, the apache log is showing a different error…

BigMan99211

@Junkhacker : I tried to install php5, per your instructions, but it’s just saying “php5 is already the newest version.”.

BigMan99211

Anyone else see the irony here?.. It’s failing on a portion entitled: “cleanInvalidEntries”…

Edit - Yep… it’s late in the day… lol

BigMan99211

The PHP error log doesn’t exist…

This is the Apache error log:

BigMan99211

Well, it appears that my forwarder no longer exists. It is connecting to apache though. If I attempt to go to a page that doesn’t exist, I get a 404 error. With the fog management page, I just get a solid white page. If you view the source for the page, this is all I get:

<html>
  <head></head>
  <body>
    <script type="text/javascript">(function () {
            return window.SIG_EXT = {};
          })()</script>
  </body>
</html>

BigMan99211

No. A while back, I added a forwarder that goes straight to the …/fog/management/index.php page. It’s never had a problem.

BigMan99211

The redirection already exists… I type in my server IP, and it redirects to http://(server IP)/fog/management/index.php

BigMan99211

I’m experiencing the same issue…
When you check the page console in chrome, it says that the 404 error is coming from trying to load “http://(FOG IP)/favicon.ico” <-- *** I replaced my actual server IP, with “FOG IP” ***

The only change that i’m seeing between the most recent update of /fog/management/index.php is the addition of the following code:

$FOGPageManager = $FOGCore->FOGPageManager = new FOGPageManager();

Could that have something to do with getting a blank page??

BigMan99211

Hmmm… Odd.
I don’t remember setting up more than one account called ‘fog’.
Plus, I’ve tried every password that I can think of, and nothing is matching.

BigMan99211

I feel like I’ve missed something simple here…
I set up a FOG server at a remote office, when I was visiting it last month.
Everything was working. The ‘fog’ user account was logging in just fine.
Now, I’m back for another visit today, and the desktop login is giving me, “Invalid password, please try again”.
However, I can log into the FOG server management page, with no problem…

I’m kinda lost right now… lol.

Thanks in advance, for any help!!

BigMan99211

This sounds like your unattend.xml is not completely set up correctly. Can you post a copy of what you’re using? I’ve cultivated mine over the past year, and is pretty streamlined now.

BigMan99211

Have you checked to see if your switches have Spanning Tree running? If so, it may be a combination of delays. Some laptop GbE interfaces have a tendency to be slower than normal when spanning tree is doing a loopback check. This delay could be just long enough for the ipxe check to fail.

As a test, if you can, try putting a cheap (netgear, dlink, etc…) switch between your network, and the laptop. That should prevent STP from scanning the laptop interface.

This might help… it might not… it’s 3am, and i’m hopped up on Monster Energy and pixie sticks! lol…
Gotta get work done somehow!

BigMan99211

Hey guys,

I’m trying to modify my iPXE boot menu a little bit more. I’ve already changed the background image to show my company’s logo. But, now I have a small thing that i’m trying to fix. The orange “selection” bar that highlights each item, goes almost the full width of the screen. Is there a way to trim it down to only highlight the listed items? I mean an average width… I’m not trying to get it to re-size specific to each line or anything. I just don’t want it covering up the company logo!

Thanks in advance!

BigMan99211

[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 41711, member: 3582”]I also vote for staying on 12.04.

When you ran your svn commands to download the svn, did you do so with sudo?

you may not have write access to the folder if you ran it as sudo.[/quote]

… lol… figured that one out right before I saw your reply!

…reminds me of a bad joke!

Guy: Make me a sandwich
Wife: Make it yourself!
Guy: sudo make me a sandwich
Wife: Ok.

BigMan99211

Hi Guys!

It’s been quite a while since I’ve been on the forums. Had WAY too many things going on at work, and haven’t had time to update my FOG build.

I’m currently on build 2204, and using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

What is my best route for upgrading? Should I upgrade Ubuntu first, then FOG?

Also, I was trying to go through the old SVN update path that I used to use, and i’m getting an error that says, “svn: Can’t open file ‘.svn/lock’: Permission denied”… any ideas?

BigMan99211

I’ve had this issue before. The original drive that the image is pulled from HAS to be smaller than the drive that you want to copy the image to. So, if you used a 500GB drive to create the image, even though the image is only 11.4GB, you’ll have to use at least a 500GB drive to copy the image back. It sucks, but that’s just the way it is.

Edit - Your best bet is to just create the original image on an 80GB drive. That way you can always push it to drives that are 80GB and larger!