All,
I didn’t know if this was an appropriate place to file this as a bug report as it isn’t necessarily a bug but rather should just display a message when the condition occurs.

Server:
Ubuntu 14.04
PHP 5.5.9
Fog 1.3.0 (SVN build [FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#555555]2421)[/COLOR][/FONT]

I had two storage groups, one of which had no nodes assigned in the group. When this occurs, and a host is still pointing to an image associated with a storage node group that doesn’t have a node, and you click create a deployment task for the host, it displays a blank page.

After turning on php errors, I found that it wasn’t connect using the FTP username and password provided which was odd as the upload of an image worked just fine. This lead me to change the images to point to the correct group and appears to have resolved the problem.

Would it be possible to add a check so that when you try to deploy an image with no storage nodes associated in the group for it to display a message instead of a blank page? I think this could help some people in the future.
Thanks!

Tom,
These steps have seemed to at least allow the upload to get past that step and it uploading now. I will let you know the results. Thank you SO much!

Hey all,
I was hoping you would be able to provide some direction or resolution to an issue I have been having with Dell Latitude 3340 laptops. I have tried to upload an image on both the old and new versions of fog (currently running 1.2) with 4 different kernels including the newest Tomlinson ones but the process seems to get stuck at trying to query / upload the hard drive image. The kernel itself loads and the last step I can see is “Using hard disk /dev/sda” but it just sits there. I have tried changing the boot mode from ahci to legacy.

Any thoughts would be appreciated!