Maybe i was not clear. Point is to “run” snapin from Snapin page. simply select Snapin and deploy it on particulat Hosts/groups.
It makes sense, it is working like this in Zenworks for example. If you can run (not assign because assigning is doing nothing) Snapin from host level why not to do it from Snapin level?

Here is example:
to execute snapin on 12 hosts i need to go Host by Host and run Snapin which takes time OR i can create group, ad d12 Hosts to it and run Snapin, go to Groups GUI, run Snapin and after that remove group (because i want to run it once so group is no longer needed).

It would be easier to go to Snapin, select particular Hosts (or groups) and run it from this level.

I have Debian 9 and 10. If you don’t have separate log for PHP please have a look into /var/log/syslog. Please try to login and after that send us some logs from this file related to FOG, PHP and apache2.

Translation for pl-PL

### SHUTDOWN PROMPT ###
{company} musi wykonać akcję na tym komputerze.
Proszę zapisać swoją pracę i zamknąć wszystkie programy.
Anuluj
Schowaj
Przełóż
Zrestartuj teraz
Zamknij teraz 
Przełóż o
X godzin Y minut Z sekund

### NOTIFICATIONS ###
Zamykanie anulowane
Zamykanie zostało anulowane
Zamykanie przełożone
Zamykanie zostało przełożone na {time}
Zamknięcie nastąpi za {time}

Zostaniesz wylogowany
Zostaniesz wylogowany jeśli będziesz nieaktywny

Instalacja {snapin name}
Proszę nie wyłączać komputera dopóki instalacja nie zostanie zakończona

{snapin name} zainstalowano
Instalacja została zakończona```

Maybe i was not clear. Point is to “run” snapin from Snapin page. simply select Snapin and deploy it on particulat Hosts/groups.
It makes sense, it is working like this in Zenworks for example. If you can run (not assign because assigning is doing nothing) Snapin from host level why not to do it from Snapin level?

Here is example:
to execute snapin on 12 hosts i need to go Host by Host and run Snapin which takes time OR i can create group, ad d12 Hosts to it and run Snapin, go to Groups GUI, run Snapin and after that remove group (because i want to run it once so group is no longer needed).

It would be easier to go to Snapin, select particular Hosts (or groups) and run it from this level.

Yes, it is but it would be good to have on Active Tasks view as well.

It would be good to see Snapin name in Task manager to see which Snapins are scheduled.
for example if i have 5 Snapins on the Task list in queue and i would like to cancel particular one i need to cancell all of them because there is no information to which Snapin Task is related.

Hello,

It would be good to have possibility to assign Basic Task from Snapin to Host or group.
For now we can assign Snapin only from Host view or Group view.

Does this translation file is still in use? I would like to make translation to polish - pl-PL

Hello,

I was struggling with Debian OS upgrade on FOG server. After distro upgrade FOG have a problems with displaying some stuff on website, like Storage stats, network stats and after adding new task to Host there was HTTP 500 error.
I was running:

• Debian 9
• FOG 1.5.7
• php7.0

After upgrade i want to run:

• Debian 10
• FOG 1.5.8
• php7.3

Here is a list what should be done to upgrade to Debian 10 and FOG 1.5.8:

1. Update FOG to 1.5.8 by running ./installfog.sh script
2. Upgrade Debian 9 to Debian 10
3. Modify FOG configuration file:
   nano /opt/fog/.fogsettings
   and replace lines

php_ver='7.0'
php_verAdds='-7.0'

with

php_ver='7.3'
php_verAdds='-7.3'

also in

packages

variable please change

libcurl3

to

libcurl4

4- Run ./installfog.sh once again to install proper packages and proceed with below steps if result of installation will be

Starting and checking status of web services................Failed!

4a- Kill php process:

ps aux |grep php
root       417  0.0  0.9 216032 14608 ?        Ss   13:57   0:00 php-fpm: master process (/etc/php/7.0/fpm/php-fpm.conf)

by running “kill -9 process_number”, like

kill -9 417

4b- Run service php7.3-fpm restart
5- Enjoy, now everything is working fine!