Thanks for the reply chad-bisd, i’ve already writtent a script that parse my nmap scan to get unique MAC address, so, will use the csv import option (i have a 1600 computers park, so register by hand seems quite unrealistic…)

Hello,
is there any mechanism permiting to avoid duplicates MAC host in FOG ?

hmmm, i will give a try to your proposition as soon as possible. Thanks for the trick christopher

arf, i’ve done the same as you (new kernel 3.8.6) but still have the lsass.exe error

another trick, if it can helps : [url]http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-6743962.html[/url]

Hi,
I’ve exactly the same issue, have you found any fix or workaround for this ?

Dude man, you just save me so much time ! Really thanks for the code and for your comments about, it really, really helps me

@Fernando Gietz
Hi, i’m using fog 0.32 and want to use such a feature, could you please post your modified files to do this ?

I’m back !
Ok, so, here are the modifiations i’ve done to correctly use WoL with FOG 0.32

So, first of all, I will not use native FOG mechanism (fog/lib/WakeOnLan.class.php), because it doesn’t seem to work and I don’t know why ! I use etherwake instead.

First of all,install etherwake

[CODE]sudo aptitude install etherwake[/CODE]

After installing, to use etherwake with a non root user, you have (on ubuntu) to change www-data user right.
Become root :
[CODE]sudo su[/CODE]
then use the native editor for sudo to change right :
[CODE]visudo[/CODE]
In the file launched, add this :

[CODE]User_Alias APACHE = www-data
Cmnd_Alias FOG = /usr/sbin/etherwake, /usr/bin/nmap

APACHE ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD: FOG[/CODE]

Then go to edit your /etc/group file to add www-data to sudo group :

[CODE]sudo vim /etc/group[/CODE]

and add www-data to the sudo group

[CODE]sudo27:www-data[/CODE]

Now you just have to modify your wol.php file.
Be safe and make a backup of the original file:
[CODE]
sudo cp wol.php wol.php.origin
[/CODE]

Here is the whole code of my wol.php :

[PHP]<?php
@error_reporting(0);
function __autoload($class_name)
{
require( “…/lib/fog/” . $class_name . ‘.class.php’);
}
$mac = new MACAddress($_GET[“wakeonlan”]);
if ( $mac != null && $mac->isValid( ) )
{
#$wol = new WakeOnLan($mac->getMACWithColon());
#$wol->send();

echo "MAC Address : ".$mac."<br/>";
system("sudo /usr/sbin/etherwake ".$mac);

}
?>[/PHP]

As you can notice, i’ve kept the function __autoload but not use the called class. Then I’ve just commented class call and add etherwake call.

I’ve already read argument about the fact I let non root user having privileges and I know this workaround could be better coded (with a real error return code for example) but this is just an example which can avoid somewho to lost as many time as i’ve done !

I hope wol function will be improved in the FOG futur release !

EDIT : I’ve also tested with grouped computer and it works like a charm

Hi gilou and ahachenberg, thanks for your reply, i will try this as soon as possible (probably next tuesday) and let you know if it works for me !