Posts made by Buddy

I am also able to navigate to the /images and see them all via FTP.

Yep

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The FOG_TFTP_FTP_USERNAME and FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD look correct - I attached a screen shot. FTP service is running. The username on the machine that I made is “fog”.

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I see so that wouldn’t have an effect on it being virtual then. Any thing in particular I can look for in the TFTP part beside the file I attached?

Ok I turned off firewall (I forgot about that - thanks).
No passwords have been changed
TFTP server is running (verified that) - settings attached
Now the MAC specific part - is that look at the server nic or the client nic. This is a VM do you think that could be messing with it?

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Sorry I meant TFTP - phone auto corrected me.

Yeah I can grab pxelinux.0 via FTP. I also tried to restore the database again. No luck

If it helps I am running Ubuntu 12.10 and I have disabled apparmor.

No errors in the fog log viewer. I thought maybe a database problem but everything seems to be fine on that side.

Keep getting this error. It does not seem to matter if it is deploying or uploading an image. This is from a Fog restore and all images are put back into the /images directory everything else seems to be working fine in Fog. Running .32

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Thank you Chad for the key terms.

Anyone else looking it is at this thread [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/cannot-create-tasks-task-manager-blank.3823/#post-9490[/url]

gksu gedit /var/www/fog/management/includes/tasks.confirm.include.php
Search Menu > Replace
Search for: &$tmp
Replace with: $tmp
Replace All (there were somewhere around twenty instances)
Save
Close
Then try to schedule your upload task again.

After I press deploy on a computer the confirmation page does not come up. It is just blank. This is a fresh install with my old server restored to it (which shouldn’t effect this). Everything else seems to be fine.

I am standardized on just a few models of desktops, but WOL works great with us. Now I know that it will not go through our dumb switches… With my managed switching infrastructure, and our Dell 990 , Dell 9010, and HP 8300 lines it works great.

I found the fix.

Untangle needed to update. Once I put the 9.3 update on Untangle it worked just fine. For other people running this same config - make sure you point your DHCP to your main server - also make sure that you make bypass rule on your firewall.

We just purchased a company in Canada. I have two untangle firewalls connected with a site to site vpn. I have a windows 2008 r2 box as a DC /DNS /DHCP onsite. We have a fog full server install here (US). I setup a storage node in Canada and set it to talk back to our main server. When I log into our main server it shows how much hard drive space is free on our storage node. I can also image a machine from the US and store it on the storage node. For some reason though when I boot a machine to the network in Canada I get:

PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout

Now the storage node is on a different network.

Fixed this - just reinstalled fog.

Fixed this - just reinstalled fog.

Also turned off apparmor.

Ok,

Turned off Firewall. Still no love.

Ok,

This is my third Fog server (spreading the love to other companies) and the first time I have ever ran across this. I have Ubuntu server running Fog .32,
and when it gets to the login screen - it blanks out the username and password. Then just shows me the login again.
Don’t think its related, but just incase: The Estimated sites, and latest version say “Error contacting server”