so… as an update…
I stopped/disabled the fog replication service and used the same command as fog used to replicate the folder over from the fog images store to the synology images store.
After this, imaging from the storage node works as desired.
I’d really like to know how fog winds up pulling the Synology home page during the file compare… is it using http? what path is it trying to hit? I can set up a packet trace and try to find out, but I’m hoping someone can just chime in with the info.
What protocol does fog use to verify its images? somehow fog is pulling html from the synology… makes me wonder if it is looking in the /fog web path on the synology?
(the synology guide by george says this folder doesnt matter because its not a real storage node)
wondering if I can ‘create’ a webserver on the synology with the path fog is looking for? just a little more patience guys…i’d appreciate it.
Thanks!
Here are the logs from the replication, if you have time to look at them.
fogreplicator.log https://pastebin.com/Lb0Kc17n
fogimagesize.log https://pastebin.com/NN0nyrbY
fogreplicator…transfer.spg-syn1.log https://pastebin.com/VHtHRZq3
fogreplicator.G3-0118.1.transfer.spg-syn1.log https://pastebin.com/U51QxtkY
Also, just checked with the d1.mbr file… md5 checksums match.
040d5ad57af1942104ab788d3b12778e fogserver
040d5ad57af1942104ab788d3b12778e synology web console
d1p1.img…checksums match here too.
79d8b1a77b8111418481c121c246501b fog server
79d8b1a77b8111418481c121c246501b synology web console
@george1421 yes, the files are making it to the NAS. Fog is replicating at full speed, up to the configured bandwidth limit. Once the files are replicated, the process begins anew.
@wayne-workman Apologies for not providing clearer info. The paths for the storage node are configured within fog as follows:
The ftp paths are as follows:
The files being replicated are within the G3-0118.1 folder, as listed below:
the source folder on the fog server is the /images folder, as shown below.
Additionally, I have verified that both the synololgy and the fog server are using the same ntp source as the rest of the devices on the network. (a windows domain controller). After changing the ntp settings, i stopped the fog replication service, deleted the files from the synology folder, and restarted the replication service.
Thanks. I’ll keep digging. Most likely it is something simple that I have done.
@wayne-workman
yes I did. I logged in via ftp and was able to browse with no issues.
@george1421
Hi George. I had hoped that you would chime in as I followed your fantastic storage node document when I set this up.
in just noticed that the ‘images’ shared folder didn’t have rights for the fog user.
Still doing the same thing. Rolling right through each file over and over again. I changed the rights to the folders as recommended.
