Same problem here with Ubuntu 14.04: PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function isValid() on string in /var/www/html/fog/lib/pages/HostManagementPage.class.php on line 370, referer: http://157.88.125.234/fog/management/index.php?node=host

I’ve narrowed it to multicast sessions. Unicast seems to work ok.

I’m having the same issue since GIT version 4758. I’ve updated today to version 4770 and this is the error I’m getting:

[Mon Sep 28 10:48:29.282884 2015] [:error] [pid 10853] [client X.X.X.X:58870] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 72 bytes) in /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/FOGBase.class.php on line 75

I’ve tried to maximize the php memory even to 2048MB but I keep getting the same error.:(

I’m having the same problem, I’ve just updated to the last SVN version but it hasn’t solve it

[quote=“TylerC, post: 30792, member: 2655”]You figure this out yet. I have this same thing going on right now and I really need to deploy some images. I’m wishing I would have never upgraded from .32 I now understand why some older sysadmins are like never upgrade anything! lol[/quote]

I’ve finally figured it out. Both the source and target disks have 500GB but not exactly the same number of blocks (source is a bit larger), So I’ve made the partition layout so it’s the same number of blocks than the smallest disk and now it’s working even without creating any partition on the destination.

No, not yet. I keep on make tests but with no success

Well, I’ve done an advanced task->debug download and these are the steps that takes:

• Starting Image Push

• Using Image: Prueba

• Looking for Hard Disks …Done

• Using Hard Disk: /dev/sda

• Erasing current MBR/GPT Tables…Done

• Restoring MBR and GRUB…Done

• Extended partitions…Done

• Checking Hard Disks…Done

• Restore Linux swap partitions:
  * Restoring partition: /dev/sda5

• Changing Hostname…Done

• Updating Database Status…Done

• Database Updated!

• Task is completed, computer will now restart.

And anything alse but Grub and (I suposse the SWAP partition) it’s cloned to disk.

Thanks for the answers.

I’ve tried to make a new partition table and partition(s) but I have the same problem. It restarts so quickly I can’t see the final error message, although I’ve seen a “logical partition not found” (or something like that) one.

When it restarts if i start in debug (thanks for the trick Jaymes) and make a “fdisk -l” I see the partition layout of the uploaded image but if I boot with gparted it states the disk is empty, no partition table.

Works fine with fog@ehu, which also uses partclone, so it’s a mistery for me.

Hi,

I’ve been using fog@ehu for a while and I’m testing Fog 1.1.1 in a new server. O.S. is ubuntu server 14.04 and I’ve made a clean FOG 1.1.1 setup. I’ve upload my first image (Single disk - multiple partition) with Windows 8.1 and Linux (the same disk I’ve deployed without problems with fog@ehu) but I can’t download it to a new disk. It stops quickly as it starts and reboot the computer so fast I can’t see the error.

Where can I start to look to find the problem and fix it?

Thanks in advance