@wayne-workman said in Fog for Dev - Save each capture in its own folder automatically.:

Research about FOG’s post download scripts.

Sorry but those are only run on deploy, not on capture.

@cyannella Ok here is an updated init that calculates the MD5 sum of the captured image file. https://drive.google.com/file/d/13eknbYjZhpnsbfi7B_JpVY7KRe_n2xTw/view?usp=sharing

Download that file as init_md5.xz and copy it to /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe directory on the fog server. It has a unique name so it will not overwrite anything FOG.

Now take ONE host where you can recapture an image. Go into the host definition and for the host init field enter init_md5.xz and then save the settings. Configure a capture task and then recapture your image. For every d1pX.img file there should be a d1pX.md5 file that contains the md5 hash of the file.

Just a note, a 16GB partition took about 15 seconds to calculate the md5 hash.

Lets see how this runs in your environment.

@sebastian-roth

Once I setup a bridged virtual network adapter for the vm within the
KVM Virtual Machine Details, I was able to make everything communicate.

Issue Resolved. 🙂

@cyannella Hmmm, its been a while since I looked at that. It still should be technically possible to do.

@george1421
Hi George!
I wanted to circle back and let you know that all is working now thanks to your help.

I have some other questions but I will open new tickets for those.
This crisis is complete and working now. I was able to boot one of the tablets
and gather an image off of it.

Thank you soooo much for the help.

Chris