I don’t have a “fogproject” folder under “/root”. Am I supposed to create it? The wiki doesn’t specifically say…
Posts made by lmioperations
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RE: Fogupdater.sh "Attempting Download Failed" for all mirrors
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RE: Fogupdater.sh "Attempting Download Failed" for all mirrors
Thanks for the info guys - I didn’t see Quazz’s reply before I asked; sorry 'bout that :-S
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RE: Fogupdater.sh "Attempting Download Failed" for all mirrors
Thanks for the info Tom. Can you confirm answers for the questions that I asked Quazz?
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RE: Fogupdater.sh "Attempting Download Failed" for all mirrors
Thanks for the info Quazz. When I read the info from the link you posted, it looks like it doesn’t update to the latest stable release, but instead updates to the latest bleeding-edge/development version. Am I just misreading the info there?
Also, are there any “gotchas!” I should be aware of? I see that
./installfog.sh
is part of the update process. Won’t that script overwrite or blow away some of my current configuration? -
Fogupdater.sh "Attempting Download Failed" for all mirrors
Server
- FOG Version: 1.3.5
- OS: Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS
Client
- Service Version:
- OS:
Description
I’m currently logged into my server as “local-admin” (an admin account I created) and I did
sudo -i
to get to a root prompt. I searched the entire server for “fogupdater.sh” and found it located here:/root/fog_1.3.5/utils/FOGUpdater
, so I navigated to that directory. I then typed./fogupdater.sh
to update my server. Here was the output:Running FOG Version: 1.3.5 *************************************************************** * ** Notice ** * *************************************************************** * * * Your FOG server may go offline during this upgrade process! * * * *************************************************************** * Checking latest version.....................................Done Latest FOG Version: {"stable":"1.4.4"} You are not running the latest stable version * Preparing to upgrade * Attempting to download latest stable to /opt/ * Trying mirror http://internap.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/freeghost/ * Attempting Download.........................................Failed * Trying mirror http://voxel.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/freeghost/ * Attempting Download.........................................Failed * Trying mirror http://kent.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/freeghost/ * Attempting Download.........................................Failed * Trying mirror http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/freeghost/ * Attempting Download.........................................Failed Failed to download current file
I verified I can ping sourceforge.net from my server, and that there are no firewall rules in place that would be blocking my access to the outside world (that I know of…).
What am I missing here?