I will try it again but I have tested the mysql connection into the main FOG Server and that works remotely, (logging in from computer outside my network). The one thing I noticed was on the Storage Fog Server it did not setup mysql and the webscreens don’t want to load. I don’t think mysql needs to be setup on the Storage node since it is just getting the images from the main fog server and not actually serving anything to the clients but thought I would mention it.

As mentioned in my first post, I took the password out of the .fogsettings and put that in for the Maintenance username and password for the Storage node on the main fog server. Thank you for testing for me. I am sure there is something I am missing, so I will follow the steps again and see what i find. I was thinking that perhaps the problem is not the mysql connection but the FTP connection into the storage node so that it can send the images to it. I will see if i can test the FTP connection into the storage node server.

did you get a chance to setup another storage node??

[quote=“chad-bisd, post: 4124, member: 18”]What version of Fog are you running and on what OS?[/quote]
Well I am running FOG 0.32 under Ubuntu 11.04 and having the same problem as Michael. When installing the storage node it did not give me the username and password but I found online that I could find that by going to /opt/fog/.fogsettings , however i keep getting the LOGIN Failed message when it is trying to replicate from the Main Fog server to the Storage Node

Ahh okay… Will do thanks for the suggestion.

I used the same filesystem after reformatting of ext3 and it worked. Well if I try using LVM for the /images directory again I will try to work through it.

[quote=“chad-bisd, post: 2891, member: 18”]I’m using Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS, updated, with Fog 0.32. I have a raid array of 6 drives, raid 5, in a logical disk presented to the system. I use LVM for all my partitions (/boot, /, swap, and /images). I have no issues with images such as this (49.8GB is largest image I have). This setup is about 3 months old now (new hardware).[/quote]

Thank you for the reply. Good to know it should work under a LVM. I just don’t understand why it was failing part way through the image upload to the server.

Wow no replies. Anybody??

San Diego

Hello… has anyone had their images directory mounted on a LVM? I am not sure if it is a bug or perhaps something else but when I had my /images directory as part of a LVM once the upload of the image hit 2GB, it would stop with an write error and reboot the client. Yesterday I reformatted my hard drive on the server, and created /images outside of the LVM and it worked fine…