Also I noticed the top part of the fog login page is way over to the left. Is that part of the new design?

I’m getting the same error. I rebooted mine to get that error cleared. This is on ubuntu 17.04.
I’m also getting nfs failed, and unable to check in. Trying to send a image to the server.

Actually, What I thought was fog was this: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/030ee94a-047d-460a-bc39-52351a199364/kb3163912-breaks-point-and-print-restrictions-gpo-settings?forum=winserverGP

This “Package Aware” drivers problem was causing my headaches.

Thanks for clearing that up.

I guess that might be a future enhancement. Printer Config File Field.

I was looking in the 11.5 client source code and seen the function calling rundll32 printui so I assumed it did copy the file down.

Ok, I also noticed that when you have group policy printers being pushed and fog managed printers selected for the host, group policy printers do not get pushed unless I add a printer in fog. It can be a dummy printer pointing to nothing in fog.

Server

• Version: 1.3.0-RC-8 SVN Revision: 5948
• OS: Centos 7

Client

• Version: 0.11.5
• OS: Windows 10 64x

Description

On the SmartInstaller install Address is spelled wrong: Server Adress:

Also the Printer Config file does not import. I can do it manually via RUNDLL32 even with a unc path, but it doesn’t restore the settings via fogservice, no errors in the logfile. Just returns 0, Might be because the the spooler is restarted too late / too soon?!

I think for centos 7 mysql needs to be mariadb instead.

Just went into .install.sh and changed ignore htmldoc from 0 to 1
It ignored it this time but it did not upgrade fog to 1.1.2

Here is a snippit from the install script:
Installtype What is S?

Which package list do we use?

               if [ "$installtype" = "S" ]
               then
                    packages=$storageNodePackages;
               fi
               if [ "${ignorehtmldoc}" = "1" ]
               then
                    newpackagelist="";
                    for z in $packages
                    do
                            if [ "$z" != "htmldoc" ]
                            then
                                    newpackagelist="${newpackagelist} $z";
                            fi
                    done
                    packages=$newpackagelist;
               fi

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 31661, member: 7271”]You don’t need it and FOG shouldn’t be trying to install it either.

Why is it trying?[/quote]

That is the million dollar question. Does htmldoc get installed on ubuntu/fog? Maybe it was a mistake?

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 31466, member: 7271”]HTMLDOC should be trying to install in 1.1.2 at all, did you add this yourself? If you did, did you follow the wiki have it install properly?
[url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Installation_on_CentOS_6.4[/url][/quote]

Why do I need htmldoc when I installed fog just fine without it several versions back?

Getting a error that htmldoc can not be installed? No yum repository for htmldoc?