I have tried clearing cache, doing a reload, a CTRL reload, new incognito window and have not regained sorting. If anyone else is reading this post can you please give it a try and report back. Maybe my setup has something goobered up.

Log into fog server click Report Management Click Imaging log Set a valid Start and end date Click Search Click the column header to sort results.

@Wayne-Workman Thanks for the link. My mistake, great support on this forum 🙂

@Tom-Elliott looks like whatever you did worked 🙂 thanks for the quick turn around! Thread can be marked solved.

@Tom-Elliott After dropping and updating to latest git, I was able to register my computers. I’m now running into an issue pulling my first image, will start another thread for that. This one is solved!

I should do a better job of explaining things. I just reread what i put and it was pretty vague. TY @Wayne-Workman for being much better at this than me. 🙂

@Tom-Elliott to further iterate and give some more specific information.

Unicast worked because while the order was not “proper” it pulled the partition number from the iterated item. Example /dev/sda1 would look for file d1p1.img. /dev/sda10 would actually look for and use d1p10.img.

In multicast this iteration happens but the data is sent by the server.

It did not scan for a particular file.

So in your case the commands were sent in expected order.

udp-sender would send in order
d1p1.img, d1p2, d1p10

It sent the commands in that specific order. The partition receiving the file was not matching the file it was receiving. /dev/sda1 would get d1p1.img properly but /dev/sda10 was getting d1p2.img. Hopefully that helps make sense of the problem.

Remoted in, and found that he is using a 32 bit OS. The value I was using to do the math was a function called intval which cannot do math beyond 32 bit scope (if the OS is 32 bit).

To fix, I just removed the intval function around the free/used space.