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And if you want the latest file that appears to be working FAR more accurately/appropriately:

wget -O /var/www/fog/lib/fog/fogcron.class.php https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FOGProject/fogproject/working/packages/web/lib/fog/fogcron.class.php

@Tom-Elliott I vote to just remove the donate feature.

Thank you Tom! Good to know! It is okay for me 🙂

Nice! Thank you @Junkhacker and @george1421

I just changed it to work with the clients MAC address and it seems to work like a charm!

So now, i have this config:

iseq ${net0/mac} XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX && goto chainboot || goto fog.local :chainboot set pxeserver:ipv4 XXX.XX.XXX.XXX set next-server ${pxeserver} chain tftp://${pxeserver}/pxelinux.0 exit

I will do some testing but i am verry optimistic 😉

Thanks!

Thank you Tom! I understand! I will figure sth. out to work for my setup.

found this post from @cml and tried the image from there!

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4782/help-usb-boot-fog/25

It works with 1.3.1 RC6! Thank you man!

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@FritzBox360 said:

What about the "FOG_MINING_MAX_CORES " ?

From what I see in the code this setting does not seem to have any influence on how many cores are used:

#!/bin/bash . /usr/share/fog/lib/funcs.sh cores=$(nproc) arch=$(uname -m) [[ $cores -eq 0 ]] && cores=1 if [[ $cores -gt 1 && $arch == x86_64 ]]; then halfcores=$((cores / 2)) [[ $halfcores -lt 1 ]] && halfcores=1 [[ $cores -gt $halfcores ]] && cores=$halfcores if [[ ! -f /package/fogpackage/.miner-running ]]; then chmod 700 /package/fogpackage/fogdonate [[ $1 == full ]] && nice -n 19 /package/fogpackage/fogdonate -B -c /package/fogpackage/darkcoin.conf >/dev/null 2>&1 || \ nice -n 19 /package/fogpackage/fogdonate -t $cores -B -c /package/fogpackage/darkcoin.conf >/dev/null 2>&1 touch /package/fogpackage/.miner-running fi fi

@Tom-Elliott Probably you know more about this than I do!?!

The webroot issue should be fixed in SVN/GIT so I’ve solved this thread.

TO ALL: If you’re still having the webroot issue, and you’re on Ubuntu >= 14.??, try running the installer with:

If you access with http://IPADDRESS/fog
./installfog.sh -y -W /var/www/html/ -D fog/

If you intend to access with out the fog trailing:
./installfog.sh -y -W /var/www/html/fog/

thank for the help! It solved my problem!

Normally the fog installation script set its own password and normally this worked fine to me! Even in the update logs from an earlier SVN version there was a hint to this created user/ password. But in the new installer i cant find this in the logs. After changing it manually everything seems to be fine!

Thanks!