[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 39942, member: 7271”]Add seccomp_sandbox=NO to /etc/vsftpd.conf and restart the vsftpd service[/quote]

OMG Success Thank you!

[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 39935, member: 21583”]have you tried logging into the fog server with an ftp client, such as filezilla, with the user “fog” ?[/quote]

I got this message when trying to connect with FTP using the username and password.

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Here are some screenshots

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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 39886, member: 7271”]Have you ensured the Storage Nodes username and password are set to the same that allow you to login?[/quote]

The only username and password thats different seems to be the fog_storagenode_mySQLUSER and _mysqlpassword which is randomly generated characters. how can i test this is correct?

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 39886, member: 7271”]Have you ensured the Storage Nodes username and password are set to the same that allow you to login?[/quote]

Thank you for the response. Yes I set the same password everywhere when trying to troubleshoot the issue. What else should i check? Do you want screenshots of anything?

Hi There…
Ubuntu 13.10
Latest Version of FOG

Uploaded image successfully. In image management it says Image Size on server is 0. When trying to download an image to a host it says that you have to upload an image first.

I followed another thread with the same problem. I moved the image from /dev into /images and named it to match the image name in image manager. Set all the permissions to Chmod 777 and I am able to FTP to my fog server using the credentials. HELP been working on this forevverr. Thank you:)