FTP connection worked fine, did this get fixed in .32 ever? “[SIZE=13px][FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#333333]Failed to delete image file” still happens from the GUI…thanks[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

and those problems were solved with…? replies without answers are worthless. (my statement isn’t in a mean tone)

“unable to start task” and “unable to connect to tftp server”
My current setup is Ubuntu 10.04 *updated/upgraded
Installed Fog with the following settings;
Server is 192.168.1.10
DHCP is 192.168.1.1
DNS DHCP is 192.168.1.2
I’ve installed the DHCP server option for FOG, because I want this on a laptop to make it portable for imaging, along with an 8 port switch. I am totally off the network.

Ubuntu username is fogger
Password is password

Everything installed great, I am even connect to the ‘defaultmember’ storage without problem.
I now get PXE successfully sent to my clients, but only after I sudo \etc\init.d\dhcp3-server start manually after reboot
I am able to do a full host registration, I can see my client and the MAC.
BUT, when I now to go assign a task, (upload in this case) I get the infamous “unable to start task” and “unable to connect to tftp server” error.

I’ve double checked that everything username is “fogger” and “password”. This includes the GUI change and the config.php file.
I’m successful from the command line with ftp’ing with the username and password above.

Any ideas?

I did this mobile setup too - where FOG is the DHCP server for the clients. However, when I’m booting off my switch to the Fog Laptop, I am not getting PXE to even pickup up other pc to be imaged from my Fog server. Any tweaks to (Ubuntu 0.04) DHCP that I might be overlooking? Thanks all

Circling back here folks.
SOLVED!
From spiceworks post:
This is kind of an old thread at this point, but I had the same issues so I wanted to put the information I found on here in the event it will help anybody else…what I found was that both DHCP, and TFTP had stopped working when I rebooted my 12.04 ubuntu LTS desktop. After doing some testing, here’s what I found that works for me to get it restarted quickly.
FROM THE UBUNTU Desktop

1. Open a command window
2. ENTER: sudo start isc-dhcp-server (enter your password when asked)
3. ENTER: sudo restart tftpd-hpa

BAM!

Circling back here folks.
SOLVED!
From spiceworks post:
This is kind of an old thread at this point, but I had the same issues so I wanted to put the information I found on here in the event it will help anybody else…what I found was that both DHCP, and TFTP had stopped working when I rebooted my 12.04 ubuntu LTS desktop. After doing some testing, here’s what I found that works for me to get it restarted quickly.
FROM THE UBUNTU Desktop

1. Open a command window
2. ENTER: sudo start isc-dhcp-server (enter your password when asked)
3. ENTER: sudo restart tftpd-hpa

BAM!

I have an unmodified router and have had no problems. I have a modified router (tomato) at home that is modified and I do the pxe passthru and also have no problems. I’m on Ubuntu 12.04 (notorious, I know) with the unmodified router and after a recent reboot (no updates) I get the PXE-E53 and PXE-M0F return on my clients. I did update (again) the tftpd-hpa entry and re-add my fog IP. Still nothing. Ugg.

Still can’t figure out why all of the sudden I’m getting the notorious PXE-E53 and PXE-M0F errors. Anyone with a solution? I’m behind my home router that does the DHCP, has been working great. My mistake was rebooting my fog server, now I got nothing > ugg!

Anyone actually fix this “Unable to find a valid task ID based on the clients mac address of” as I have tried the “@” fix to the file at line 133 and still have a loop on a machine with a previously entered MAC address. Help!

I am getting this same issue but I really don’t see anyone address it with someone using this setup with a home router, that is already server DHCP requests. Any ideas there?