@Wayne-Workman
I will build a test system using the newest versions of Debian and Fog today. I’ll post back soon with the results and maybe attempt to fix the older system later.

Thanks

@Junkhacker
It is possible. That is my plan in the event I can’t solve the problem using the current versions.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.2.0
• OS: Debian 7

Client

• Service Version:
• OS: Windows 7 Pro

Description

Hello,
When create a a task to run “instantly” I have no problems. However, when I schedule a task for both “cron style” and “delayed” the task never leaves the scheduled tasks to the active.

Her is what I have tried:
I did have a problem with the timezone being GTC/UTC. At first when I scheduled a task I received an error stating the time had already passed. I corrected the necessary php files to my local time America/Denver.
I gave the “fog” user sudo permission
I gave the “www-data” user sudo permission

I’ve been checking the crontab to see if there have been any entries to schedule the task, but there are never any changes.

Also note: The default password for the user “fog” I discovered is different from the root user, and mysql password in case this is not normal.

My question is:
Does there have to be “sudo” at the beginning of certain commands fog is running?
How can I check to see if the task is being created in the database?
If so, how can I see if the database task is being sent elsewhere to run?
Lastly, Is there a way I can manually enter the task in the crontab since the UI may not have permission or perhaps something in php is wrong?

Thanks in advance