Topics created by Jezzer

(summary of resolution)

Edit the /etc/vsftpd.conf and append: seccomp_sandbox=NO and restart the service (sudo service vsftpd restart) Adding password to storage node in the gui Rebooting Fixing schema table with “sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.5” Retry upload tasks

----it now uploads and makes the appropriate folder in IMAGES as intended and not the “dev” folder; aka, it’s working again!!!----

THANKS!!!

Thanks tried that first part as fix but not the second. Just updated. Thanks, hopefully do the trick. :_)

there is no error - uploads fine etc - only go to images and no image - but in the DEV folder it’s clearly sat there and not processed properly to a folder name in the /images. Thanks

Since it’s a VM, take a snapshot. Then issue the dnsmasq removal command:

[code]sudo apt-get remove dnsmasq[/code]

See if you can Ping internally, if so test the internet. Reboot the VM, turn off your dhcp service again and see if internet is still available. If any of this breaks your ability to connect to the network, then you need to restore your snapshot and disable both the dhcp and dnsmasq services on boot when you need to connect to your home network.

Kewl but you can just disable the AHCI in the BIOS. So really you could go either way.

Here is the thread mentioned by Raff:

[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/minor-change-great-improvment-multicast-i-love-you.8005/[/url]

We haven’t tried it at our place yet, but the theory of it makes sense.

The short answer, maybe. FOG is currently built using Partimage. However, developers are looking to possibly move FOG over to Partclone. If Partclone is implemented, then you will be able to use Clonezilla easily to restore images since that’s what Clonezilla is built on.

did a test and deleted page before uploading - on test a fresh onwe came down

yeah or just make it a yearly thing that I update 3 times then re do them staggered ??? not so bad I suppose

I’ve been having the same problem, I work in a surplus shop for a major campus and all I have coming through are Vista machines now. I’m going to keep looking for a solution so I can use the Resizeable ntfs option.

Thank you for stating what you used to fix your problem. I’ll try that until I can find a better option.

I have this working now in a fashion, see what you think, thoughts would be good

All fog images need to be Multiple Partition Non Re Size. Give you the MBR file which is essential. Use this command to load the mbr onto target disk [SIZE=12px][FONT=Courier][COLOR=#000000]sudo dd if=/pathtoimages/d1.mbr of=/dev/sda[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE] The disk now has the exact layout of the cloned disk about to be imaged. Load image files over the top of the partitions needing imaging. e.g. (win 7 machnie)

after MBR loading disk will have say dev/sda1 (reserved) and dev/sda2. Just load images d1p1 over sda1 and d1p2 over sda2.

Note. Resize in gparted will force a chkdsk in windows…if you leave resize till in windows no force check disk on first boot.

Tested with 7 , vista and XP images. All working.
7 looped a couple of time with the black and white boot manager window before then settling down and installing. Not sure why? But tested 3 or 4 times and it only happens once after loading.