HI guys,

I managed to finish the imaging successfully, however, when trying to deploy the image, although having all correctly configured, it gives this error:

I realy like FOG but my boss is plucking hairs out already XD

Hi George,

I thought of that as well, so I set the passwords to be the same and reviewed the all password settings on the FOG Server.

Only one user had a different password (User: fogstorage on MySQL) and I updated the password to the same one… just in case.

I restarted the image upload now and let’s wait (all 4 hours…) for everything to be in working order.

Thanks

(To be continued…)

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0-RC-23 SVN Revision: 6017
• OS: Ubuntu 16.04

After setting the image capture for a Linux system, everything goes ok (about 4 hours for the capture, nevertheless), however, when the image capturing is finished, everything goes OK up to the database update. There goes with the same error as the following image:

http://i.imgur.com/5Ojvcxh.jpg

I already checked access details, services and firewall/IPTables. Everything is correct and still comes back with that error.

Some help please? Any other ideas??

THX

Hi people,

Will be possible for FOG, in a near future, to have some sort of Unattended Installation services?

Just asking…

Cheers,

Nelson

Perfect! Thanks!

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0-RC-21
• OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS

Hello people,

Is there any how-to I can get my hands on, in order to know how to configure a new storage node to connect a NFS share on a FreeNAS server?

Thanks!

@Tom-Elliott Perfect. You can mark this topic as “Solved”.

@Tom-Elliott Yes I did set the password after. I don’t know what went wrong with it, but after the installation finished, I ran through the configurations (and its passwords), in order to verify if everything was ok.

Anyway, all ok and going to test the image capture/deployment tasks.

Thanks a bunch.

@Tom-Elliott That solved it. But this issue occurred after the default automated installation.

For now, this is only a test server. Later on, if everything going ok, it will be implemented on a production environment. Hope everything goes ok from here.

Thanks a lot for your help!

@Tom-Elliott No. Alphanumeric only.