It’s possible but not simple. First you’d need apache installed on the storage node, and have the svn_folder/packages/web directory loaded as you would on a linux storage node. You would need to edit the Config so it reaches your database manually.

Once this is set, and apache/php is running, you should see the space as long as the path is correct.

Maybe try a different switch?!

I’m taking a look to see if there’s a better way for me to get a list of hdd’s and partition data.

[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 37442, member: 21583”]it sounds to me like you hit upload instead of download once[/quote]

Nope.

Yup. That worked. Thanks, Tom!

Thanks, guys. I finally got it working. It was a mess…I must have just started changing things willy-nilly and stopped paying attention to what I was doing.
The export file, as ianabc stated was incorrect. I did:
nano /etc/exports
[SIZE=2]pointed the first line to [/SIZE]fog/images *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,insecure_locks,no_root_sq$
[SIZE=2]and my machines immediately started imaging.[/SIZE]

The funny thing is that yesterday I’m almost certain I had a line in that file pointing to that path. Maybe I didn’t comment out the other one.

Either way, it appears to be working. Hopefully I didn’t change something else somewhere that’s going to drive me nuts!

Thanks!!!

This may be a year old, but it helped me out a ton. Suddenly a bunch of hosts entries have stopped loading.

Also, are you able to boot to a recovery partition by pressing F8? If so, Windows 8 has some recovery tools in there for startup issues.

I’ve now created and deployed a few images using 13.10 with 1.1.0. It is working very well. Thank you, everyone–for your help!

Now, I need to start a new thread about another problem… 🙂