Best posts made by hancocza

@wayne-workman Hey Wayne, you can forget this. I tinkered with it a bit (reentered in the credentials, changed the path a few times, etc) and for some reason, it started working on the SYSTEM user using psexec. After that, I tested as a snapin, and with the powershell template (powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -File xxxxx.ps1) it worked correctly.

@Sebastian-Roth Looks like i didn’t need to convert the root certificate, it was already in pem format. I ran the openssl verify command, and it returned an ‘OK’. I’ll insert that into the trust and recompile. I wont be able to test until tomorrow morning, so I’ll update you then. Thanks for all the help!

@Sebastian-Roth Hey Sebastian,

Quick note, I had to make an additional change to get mine to work. I’m using a custon wildcard certificate that doesn’t hold the IP of the computer as a DN. So when changing it to https, I got a “RemoteCertificateNameMismatch” error. I changed the php at that section to look like this, and use the hostname instead of the IP. Not sure if there should be a change to use the hostname instead of IP if specified in the .fogsettings file, or maybe you have a better way of doing this?

                $location = sprintf(
                    'https://fogserver.gvsu.edu/%s',
                    #$StorageNode->get('ip'),
                    $StorageNode->get('webroot')
                );

@sebastian-roth Yeah I can do that. Give me till next week, gotta get a few imaged while it’s up and running.

@sebastian-roth I was able to test on both an M83 and a 7010. I’ll be doing more widespread testing once we get back after the holidays, but everything seems to be fine!