When trying to capture an image it goes through all the steps but never captures the image so it restarts the capturing process over and over. Under the fog imaging log for duration it says “2018 years 11 months 9 days 13 hours 23 minutes 9 seconds” Under End it says “-0001-11-30 00:00:00”. The start is correct “2018-11-09 13:23:09” Any idea what I’ve done wrong? On version 1.5.4, Virtual Server.

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks! That saves a lot of space so I can upgrade from 1.5.4.

@Quazz Is it also safe to delete:
/homefog_web_1.3.5.BACKUP
/homefog_web_1.3.0.BACKUP
/homefog_web_1.4.2.BACKUP
if I keep the latest one /homefog_web_1.5.4.BACKUP?

It would be nice if there was something in the Forum about what files can safely be removed unless I missed it.

@Quazz Thanks Quazz. Will delete two and older files before upgrading.

@Sebastian-Roth There were 7 computers scheduled to download image which shouldn’t be too many. OK I downloaded the file fog_1.5.5.tar.gz and it’s in my Downloads file. Just wanting to make sure this is the correct commands since I’m not thinking straight right now.
cd /Downloads
tar -xzf fog_1.5.5.tar.gz (or do I need to add the v in there?
/installfog.sh

Is that all there is?

Can I delete the old tar files safely?
Any other files you suggest removing to increase space?

@Sebastian-Roth I’ll do that tomorrow morning. Guess if that works I’ll start researching how to get Debian (Virtual server) to see another drive so I can change the /home/image directory to another hard terabyte drive. Thanks Sebastian!

https://imgur.com/a/rxhfZxu

https://imgur.com/a/rxhfZxu
These images are a bit bigger so you can see more.

@Tom-Elliott running version: 1.5.4 on Linux Debian 8
It won’t take the uploads request entry too large. Something went wrong with parsing server response.

  
Timing out, Removed apache2 logs, can’t download. How do I delete all the tasks that were running? Any help will be appreciated!

@quinniedid Thanks for your help. You guys are the best!