I was wondering if there was a way to display where an image is being pulled from while it is being downloaded. I think it would be handy to know where the image is coming from in case you have many fog servers/Storage nodes at a single site like we do. Maybe the information could be displayed on one of these two screens?

@Wayne-Workman In my test envirement I am running the RC versions on Ubuntu 16.x. When I setup the new servers they will all be fresh installs as well.

White listing the Fog server and Storage Nodes fixed the problem. Everything is installing correctly now. Thank you so much!!!

The only thing I am noticing now is that the time stamps on my Replicator Logs are incorrect. Is that an easy fix?

Thanks,

The change worked great, Thank you!!!

@Tom-Elliott said in Want to skip "Booting... (Press Escape to access the menu)":

mysql -u root
drop database fog;
exit
exit

All fixed, Thanks so much!

The issue has been fixed. Our content filter was blocking it. idk how but it was only on that one server. go figure. lol

@george1421 Thank you very much! I was able to modify the script to fit our setup. Everything is working smoothly now.

Thanks again!

@Tom-Elliott dumb question but where would I find the log file for hooks?

I gave your script a try and it crashes with web UI when set from active=false to active=true.

@Tom-Elliott Awesome, thank you very much! I’ll start playing around with this.

Is there a way to show when a client last communicated (checked in) with the fog server? I’d like to compile a list of all my clients showing their check-in times and see if any clients are no longer communicating.

@george1421 Okay, thank you very much!

@george1421 Sorry for not being clear. I uploaded an image of Ubuntu with the fog install files and .fogsettings already loaded onto it. All a tech needs to do is change the .fogsettings file to match the node they are imaging and then re-run the fog installer with the -y command. currently after imaging they need to nano into the .fogsettings file and manually set the ip address and the hostname for that machine before running the installer. I am trying to get it to where when we image a node it can be auto installed rather than have someone set it up.

@sebastian-roth I don’t follow

I have an image of Ubuntu with the fog files ready to be installed that we use to push out our fog nodes at our different sites. the problem I am having is that every time we deploy a node, we have to manually edit the .fogsettings file to set the new IP Address and the new Hostname. Is there a way to Change the Server IP Address and the Hostname by having it pull them automatically from the current system being setup?

The change worked great, Thank you!!!

@sebastian-roth Thank you for all your help. I will give it a try.