well,
i tried another way and solved it.
installed grab4dos on the hard drive and set up a menu that will grab and boot thinstation.iso.
captured it as a linux image, and deployed with no problems!

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.5-RC-2
• OS: centos-7

Description

Manually creating new host in the Host management, directing me to an unknown page.
I didnt see a fix mentioning about this in the newer versions, so I didnt try to update to last git.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0-RC-10
• OS: CentOS 7

Client

• Service Version: not relevant
• OS: Linux/Windows
  I noticed that since updating to 1.3.0-RC-10, I cant capture any machine.
  The progress is stuck on the client, like this:
  

im trying to capture an image i already captured, just for testing, I left it all night and it didnt continued…
I also updated to the latest kernel: 4.7.3.
Im sure about the settings i set for the new image, since its the same as the image settings that already deployed to the machine.

any help?
Niv.

@Wayne-Workman
Thank you Wayne and Tom for your replies.
I guess i didnt understand the idea of snapins, anyway, now I do.
Eventually, I solved the problem with creating a new path to the sanpins.

Regardless of this problem, I have another one now.
I just noticed that since updating to 1.3.0-RC-10, I cant capture any machine.
The progress is stuck on the client, like this:

im trying to capture an image i already captured, just for testing, I left it all night and it didnt continued…
Im sure about the settings i set for the new image, since its the same as the image settings that already deployed to the machine.

Should I post a new topic about this or wait here for help?

Niv.

@Tom-Elliott
Hey Tom!

do u mean the Storage node?
i have only the default, and it look ok:

regards
Niv.

do you mean “who” is the owner of the folder?
this is how it looks like through winscp:

do u mean setting permission in /opt/fog/snapins to 777 ?
i did that too…didnt work

Hey,
First of all, thank you very much for this project!
finally a cloning solution that works, and really easy to manage. YOU ROCK!

Well, Im trying to add snap-in (just a test snap-in for now) of a batch file.
This snap-in will just open google chrome on the target workstations and nothing else.
When Im trying to add the snap-in i get an error “Failed to add snapin, unable to locate snapin directory.”
I searched to that online, and saw some comments says to update fog.
I just updated fog to 1.3-RC10 - didnt fixed it.

I saw about checking all the ftp credentials - did that, and still the same. (According to this link - https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP#Credentials_.2F_Passwords).

I havent seen anything else online, so Im asking here for help.

tnx again,
Niv.

i looked for /opt/fog/.fogsettings and changed the password the for fog user to the password i set before the update.
After that, re-runed the installer - seems to fix the problem.

tnx
Niv

hey guys,

since i have update fog server to 1.3-RC10 im getting an error while capturing.
the task is looking fine but after finished it returnes this errors:

Updating Database…Failed
could not complete tasking (/bin/fog.upload)

I can see the image under a folder called /images/dev with the computer mac address, but not in the actual folder is supposed to be.

SVN Revision: 5955

tnx for helping
niv

well,
i tried another way and solved it.
installed grab4dos on the hard drive and set up a menu that will grab and boot thinstation.iso.
captured it as a linux image, and deployed with no problems!