Posts made by jdmg94

@Tom-Elliott I don’t think it’s a mysql error but a php error, php for centos tends to be a little tricky and some things are missing on the redhat builds, the apache logs point out that same php error, maybe we could try an alternative for mysqli->query

@Tom-Elliott just updated, installation went fine but, home page is still not loading, and when trying to deploy an image I get a new error

@Tom-Elliott updated to the latest trunk, vsftpd is working now

@Tom-Elliott Centos 6.7

@Sebastian-Roth tried that, same results

@Wayne-Workman same error, apparently the configuration is overwritten by the installer

@Wayne-Workman Apache error logs state the following

[Wed Apr 13 03:39:58 2016] [error] [client 10.54.0.203] PHP Warning:  mysqli::query(): invalid object or resource mysqli\n in /var/www/html/fog/lib/db/mysql.class.php on line 49, referer: http://fogserver.collective.lan/management/index.php?node=home

and I guess this error is the one preventing the home folder from loading completely

I recently updated to the latest trunk and I noticed that fog became painfully slow,
I checked the RAM usage on the server and it was over 80% free

now the CPU is being taken over by the apache server, which wasn’t happening before

the home screen is not displaying all the data, but its done loading

and when I try to schedule a task I get a php error

Long story short, I updated my fog installation and everything went south

The current configuration uses

allow_writeable_chroot

which is no supported on vsftpd versions below 3.x

edit: I’m running the latest trunk

@Wayne-Workman BTW, vi is as buggy as it can get on the debugging interface on the clients side, could you guys consider switching to nano instead?

@Wayne-Workman so here’s my setup

I have a server with 2 nics, eth0 is on a vlan that has all the test computers on it, this vlan has no internet connection nor has it access anywhere else but its own computers.

eth1 is on a vlan that has internet and access to my desktop, which is the one I do ssh on.

when I run the script you sent on a server outside the test vlan I get a “7013” response
but when I run the same file on a client computer on the test vlan I just get a blank response.
I can ping the server, but I don’t really know what could be causing the trouble here.

I just realized I have a typo, my bad it works on both vlans, response is 7013

@Sebastian-Roth my document root is /var/www/html/fog/

so usually I get

fogserver/management

instead of

fogserver/fog/management

@Tom-Elliott well my virtual host is set to have the fog folder as document root, maybe that’s causing a conflict there?

I tried running that line from a different server to check on the syntax

this is what I got

Hello guys,

I’m currently on the latest trunk, and i’m trying to register my hosts/send inventory and I always get stuck on this point

This wget line is the one that causes the trouble, I can ping my fog server, but this line here won’t get through

Here’s the error message:

sorry for the potato quality, I’m on a temporary phone right now

@Wayne-Workman Just trying to get this working, I have a couple other bugs to report but I’m no longer at my office now, I’ll get to bug-squashing tomorrow morning

Hello again guys!

On line 10 of the mentioned file above I found the following:

[[ ! -f ${docroot}${webroot}config.class.php && ! -f ${docroot}${webroot}Config.class.php ]] && handleError "   No config file found" 4

The updater is looking for the config file on /

but the file in the latest branch is in /lib/fog/

I changed the lines here and it worked just fine

Okay maybe it needs some work I’m getting an error now

@Sebastian-Roth yay contributing! Thanks guys! It’s working now

@Wayne-Workman

no worries I checked the error log, and it may have been a typo the error is the following:

Starting dhcpd: ^[[60G[^[[0;32m  OK  ^[[0;39m]
status: unrecognized service

so I’m assumming someone typed

sudo service **dhcp** status

instead of

sudo service **dhcpd** status

I’ll check the install script and get back to you guys.