@Sebastian-Roth I tried a few times before and i thought it worked, but now i get this message, besides curl showing the download finished successfully.!
(if you don´t speak german it shows “no correctly formatted sha256-checksumline was found”)
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RE: Failed to download kernel, init and fog-client binaries...
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RE: Failed to download kernel, init and fog-client binaries...
@Sebastian-Roth i already mentioned in my EDIT, that i manually verified the checksum, which worked flawlessly. I am so confused right now…
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RE: Failed to download kernel, init and fog-client binaries...
@Sebastian-Roth Dear Sebastian,
i managed to get my curl working with the proxy flawlessly and if i execute the commands above with a space between the -kOL switch and the URL i can download them manually with no problem, but i can´t verify the SHA256 checksum and following error occurs: “no correct formatted SHA256Checksum was found”
Did you copy the commands from the installer itself or did you just write it down? Because if i try them without the spaces it redirects me to the curl help-page.
EDIT: after i deleted the old files in the tmp folder and tried the download with the installer again it downloaded the two files without a problem and the manual verification with the sha256 checksum also did not show any errors, but the installer still stops and shows the error : "could not download binaries1.5.6.zip properly…
Thanks in advance
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Failed to download kernel, init and fog-client binaries...
Hey guys,
i´ve tried to set up a FOG Server on Debian 9 today which didn´t quite work out well. The Server has two NICs which are used for (1) Imaging Network and (2) Connection to the Internet. (We have a proxy server btw. and i already tried all the solutions posted on here)
As for the installation of FOG:
1st I used GIT pull to get it onto my server
2nd Ran the installation process with “sudo ./installfog.sh”, but it´s stuck right there
3rd I went to the forum and checked out the possible issues with the proxy server
-> changes to the /etc/bashrc file.
-> run the install.sh with “no_proxy=“localhost”” etc…So i´d really appreciate your help!