This is what I’m getting back, when I do what you did.
[QUOTE]1000 2052 0.0 0.1 4364 812 tty1 S+ 17:19 0:00 grep --color=auto FOG[/QUOTE]

If I try to do /etc/init.d/FOGMulticastManager I get back
[QUOTE] * Restarting FOG Computer Imaging Solution: FOGMultitaskManager
start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 2034: No such process[/QUOTE]
and then off to the right it says [ OK ]

If I try to stop the service, I get the same warning with a different process number but it still says OK. When I start it back up though, there’s no error and it says OK.

Like I said… I’m new Linux…

I’m trying to troubleshoot why I can’t multicast, but I don’t have ANY log files to look at…

Nothing to see on the Web UI with the Log Viewer, and there’s nothing when I browse the /opt/fog/log directory on the server.

If anyone could help me, that would be awesome. I’m new to Linux and FOG, so bare with me please.

The .ini did just the trick for me. Thanks!

It would be nice when a task is sent and a user is logged on, if the client would prompt the user to execute the task. Or give options such as “Remind me in 10min”, etc. If there’s no response from the user though, to continue and force the reboot so the task can begin.

Several of the responses could be configured by the administrator. Things like whether or not the user has the option to delay the task, how long the delay would be, how many times it can be delayed, etc.

On a side-note, I’m just now learning about and testing out FOG. I’m a technician for a public school district in Houston, TX. So far, I have to say I’m impressed. My goal is to become comfortable enough with FOG over the month of May and use it to reimage the 600+ laptops I have to maintain on my campus, this summer.

Keep up the amazing work.