@Tom-Elliott Thanks!

For now, I have created a fog AD user that has rights to join the domain. the only issue with that is the helpdesk tech needs to have one of the domain admins remove the PC from AD if it’s preexisting.

@Sebastian-Roth said in Fog 1.5.5 - Snapin replication loop:

dev-branch

Thanks!

I am having issues with the snapins replicating over and over, here is a snippet of the logs.

03-05-19 3:55:58 pm]  | Started sync for Snapin 01a - BAY-Teamviewer - Resource id #375436
[03-05-19 3:55:58 pm]   # 01a - BAY-Teamviewer: File does not exist optfogsnapinsTeamViewer-Bay.sfx.exe (13Storage)
[03-05-19 3:55:58 pm]   # 01a - BAY-Teamviewer: File does not exist on master node, deleting TeamViewer-Bay.sfx.exe on 13Storage
[03-05-19 3:55:59 pm]  | CMD: lftp -e 'set xfer:log 1; set xfer:log-file /opt/fog/log/fogsnapinrep.01a - BAY-Teamviewer.transfer.13Storage.log;set ftp:list-options -a;set net:max-retries 10;set net:timeout 30; set net:limit-rate 0:384000; mirror -c --parallel=20 -R -i "TeamViewer-Bay.sfx.exe" --ignore-time -vvv --exclude ".srvprivate" "/opt/fog/snapins" "/opt/fog/snapins"; exit' -u fog,[Protected] 10.13.40.39

[03-05-19 3:55:58 pm] # 01a - BAY-Teamviewer: File does not exist optfogsnapinsTeamViewer-Bay.sfx.exe (13Storage)
it doesnt exist because the path is being included in the name.

Sorry if this has been addressed already but I couldn’t find a solution.

@Tom-Elliott
I am good with either. I just don’t want my help desk techs seeing the password.

Thanks!

the fog GUI is now showing the unencrypted password for joining the domain when you press the eyeball.
Ho do I would like to have it not show the password if possible.

When upgrading I get this message.

* Setting up fog user.........................................Already setup
* Setting up fog password.....................................Failed
# The fog system account password includes characters we cannot properly
# handle. Please remove the following character(s) from the password in
# your .fogsettings file before re-running the installer: 283332

it seems that it doesn’t like any numeric characters in the password in /opt./fog/.fogsettings

Thanks that worked!

I am having issues with the server replicating to the remote nodes over and over again.

[01-28-19 2:15:32 pm]  | Started sync for Snapin 11a - SimplifyPrinting - Resource id #21838
[01-28-19 2:15:40 pm]   # 11a - SimplifyPrinting: File does not exist optfogsnapinsSimplifySuite.sfx.exe (11Storage)
[01-28-19 2:15:40 pm]   # 11a - SimplifyPrinting: File does not exist on master node, deleting SimplifySuite.sfx.exe on 11Storage
[01-28-19 2:15:53 pm]  | CMD: lftp -e 'set xfer:log 1; set xfer:log-file /opt/fog/log/fogsnapinrep.11a - SimplifyPrinting.transfer.11Storage.log;set ftp:list-options -a;set net:max-retries 10;set net:timeout 30; set net:limit-rate 0:128000; mirror -c --parallel=20 -R -i "SimplifySuite.sfx.exe" --ignore-time -vvv --exclude ".srvprivate" "/opt/fog/snapins" "/opt/fog/snapins"; exit' -u fog,[Protected] 10.11.40.39

I notice that the snapin name is including the path without the / in its name. “optfogsnapinsSimplifySuite.sfx.exe”
also its not adhering to the speed limits set.
all nodes are on the same version 1.5.5
I have to disable all replication on the server or it saturates our 100mb mpls connections
Any help would be great.

Thanks!

@tom-elliott
Thanks Tom

I am having issues with the UEFI boot order being changed to Windows Boot Manager after successfully imaging a PC.
I have to manually enter BIOS and change the boot order back to LAN
This makes imaging PC at remote sites very difficult, I would have to drive to the remote site and change the BIOS settings and that’s just not going to happen.

Does anyone know of a workaround for this issue?
I am using Lenovo ThinkCentre PC’s