@george1421 Ok.

Here is what the group ownership is showing. Looks like it is still root.

I’m getting an error that mv is an invalid command in the ftp command line client.

But I was able to rename and create directories under both /images and /images/dev so it seems like it may not be a permissions issue?

I do have my /images directory on a dedicated drive, but I thought I had set it to mount as /images before I installed FOG. I can try reinstalling and run another capture task.

EDIT---- Running the installer again seems to have fixed the issue. Thanks.

Slight correction, it seems the file associations are correct until we run our post imaging snapin. Then once we boot the computer again, they have reverted.

All the snapin does is set the wallpaper, adds a few WIFI networks from XML files, and installs Splashtop.

Not sure if this is necessarily related to FOG, but has anyone else had an issue where when you deploy an image, all your file associations you’ve set for default apps get reset back to defaults? We had been on W10 for all our machines and never had any issues, but we just made new W11 masters for all our different machine types and have been running into this issue with all of them.

Any idea what could be causing this or how to fix it? Is there anything I could run via snapin to reassociate apps with certain file extensions?

@george1421 Ok.

Here is what the group ownership is showing. Looks like it is still root.

I’m getting an error that mv is an invalid command in the ftp command line client.

But I was able to rename and create directories under both /images and /images/dev so it seems like it may not be a permissions issue?

I do have my /images directory on a dedicated drive, but I thought I had set it to mount as /images before I installed FOG. I can try reinstalling and run another capture task.

EDIT---- Running the installer again seems to have fixed the issue. Thanks.

@george1421 There isn’t a directory in /images, its just an empty file. (Image is named test) It isn’t created until after the capture process is complete.

In the /images/dev it shows root is the owner and the permissions are drwxrwxr-x

@george1421 sorry for bringing back this old topic, but I am running into this same issue. But I am on Ubuntu 24.04 and FOG 1.5.10

When I run a capture task it completes successfully, but its not moving the files to /images. There is an empty locked document in /images with the name of the image. In the /images/dev there is a folder with the mac address of the client I captured from.

I’ve tried running the following commands to fix the permissions:

sudo chown -R fogproject:root /images
sudo chmod -R 777 /images```

then ran the capture again, but had the same result.
Any idea on how to fix this?