BIG SHOUT OUT TO TOM!!! he is da man…saved by BACON…very nice to work with…appreciate all the work he did for me…I have a new Ubuntu 16.04.1 Server running 1.3.5 Fog…SWEET!!!

@george1421 I ran this command from the CLI:
tail /var/log/apache2/error.log
and also this command
tail /var/log/php*-fpm.log

and it produced what I shared abit ago.

@Sebastian-Roth sorry just read your message more slowly…the pc I am uploading the image from to the server is the one giving that msg…

@Sebastian-Roth After you run sysprep on a pc and upload the Image to the Fog Server the next thing that happens is the pc reboots and then the Fog Server loads the image just uploaded BACK to the pc you uploaded it from; almost like testing the uploaded image to the pc it came from as a test that it works.

@george1421 I usually disable / STOP the Fog Service in Services before I run sysprep and I do a shutdown after sysprep and then when the pc starts it is captured by Fog to do the upload and that goes good until the PC restarts the 1st time and I get the error I described.

@george1421 Sounds good I’ll give that a try if it fails again.

@george1421 I seen that in another post and have it in there to try it out…Thanks for the reply George…I’ll let you know how it went.

When the pc reboots after the Image has been uploaded to the Server the pc when installing Windows from the Image gives and error: The Computer Restarted Unexpectedly or encountered and unexpected error . Windows Installation cannot proceed. To install Windows click “OK” to restart the Computer, and then restart the installation…

@george1421 I ahve re-ran the installer and rebooted and am still getting the same error when trying to Upload an Image to a pc…

@george1421 okay i re-ran the install and at the end it displayed this and I am still at this point: what do I need to do about the database schema issue?

• You still need to install/update your database schema.

• This can be done by opening a web browser and going to:

  http://10.0.10.247/fog/management

• Press [Enter] key when database is updated/installed.

@george1421 George I ran this command find /var/www -name servicemodule* and it found this:
/var/www/fog/service/servicemodule-active.php

when I do an update for Fog I do this procedure that Tom Elliot told me to do:

cd /root/fogproject
git pull
cd bin
./installfog.sh -y

@george1421 When I run this command I get back to the prompt and it displays nothing.
find /var/www -name servicemodule.php
I manually went into these dir and could not see it anywhere.
next step?