[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26270, member: 7271”]The headers are now links. When you click on them, they sort the information. When searching, however, these do not work.[/quote]
Hm, no they are not. I downloaded bz image after I read the message about this new feature.
I get an error when deploying. Unable to locate image store. The client then restarts. I have successfully uploaded an image and the hosts are configured to use the correct image. The image is Win 7 Multiple partitions - single disk.
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26269, member: 7271”]That’s expected
The “PartImage/PartClone” selector is ONLY for Download tasks. The upload task will set the image to use partclone as that’s the method 0.33 is using now.[/quote]
OK!
Image is set to use PartImage but still used Partclone when uploading an image.
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 26197, member: 7271”]r1522 released.
Should bring the Column sorting feature requested.[/quote]
Hm, I can not see this functionality. Where and how? Anyway, thanks a lot!
I belive I found the solution: Change the password found under menu Storage Management. It seems to be the same unix fog password as used by the ftp server.
Hm, I am a newbie to mysql. I enter mysql and then
UPDATE hosts set hostImage=‘1’ but the response is then -> How does mysql know which database I will modify?
When upgrading to very latest beta (from a release a couple of days old) I get these errorr in GUI:
[B]pdate ID:[/B] 92 - 0
[B]Database Error:[/B]
Incorrect table name ‘fog’.’
[B]Database SQL:[/B]
ALTER TABLE fog'.snapinJobsDROPsjStateID`
Another thing: during installation I get a message telling "setting up and starting NFS Server… could not find information about service rpcbind: No such file or directory. Still no success.
Hi! I have already checked this. The file contains fog
709:709::/home/fog:/bin/bash
Still same problem
I am stuck with this one even after spening a lot of time in the wiki. I have removed my old fog 0.32 installation on CentOS 5.1 and reinstalled a fresh 0.33B FOG. All is fine. I have imported a host list from my old installation, made a new image and starts upload (win7). All is fine until the end of the upload. Then the client returns error
FOGFTP: Login failed. Host: 192.168.x.y, Username: fog, Password: xxx, Error: ftp_login(): Login incorrect.
What i have done to try to figure this out is:
changed the fog user passord in the GUI (change password)
changed the unix user fog to a new password (passwd fog …)
entered this unix fog user password under the FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD
Even restarted the server. Still same error message. What have I missed??
I have installed FOG 0.33 beta (new installation). I then imported hosts from and old installation. When listing all hosts I get errors telling FOG DEBUG: Image: Database Load Failed: ID: 0, Error: Row not found
I guess this is because there is no image assosiations? I then try to find all hosts starting with t61 as I want to put them into a group and make the required image association. When searching I get an error telling Error searching, please try again…
The lists could be much more user friendly if some kind of jquery is used, e.g. [url]https://datatables.net/[/url]
It makes the lists powerful and full of features: sortable and it removes the need of the search function. The filter function is much better.
I hope this could be considered in a future release as the filter and sort options are extremely useful.
Could you please include the release number somewhere in the user interface? It is useful when reporting problems/bugs and to know how old the installed release is. Could be printed in the footer line.
I have renamed the file as you suggested. It starts booting, but I get an error
[url]http://192.168.60.254/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php[/url]… ok
/fog/kernel/bzImage… No such file or directory ([url]http://ipxe.org/2d0c613b[/url])
Could not boot: No such file or directory [url]http://ipxe.org/2d0c613b[/url])
Thakns, I will give it a try!
Thanks. What I did on my production server (Centos) was to download latest release and install it . All went fine without error or warnings
When logging in there were certain errors or warnings after upgrading the database scheme. I could log in and when browsing hosts there are three lines on top of the screen telling FOG DEBUG: Image: Database Load Failed: ID: 0, Error: Row not found
I have not dona any testing yet as I have to get the PXE to work. The DHCP server is unchanged as it is located in the cetral IT department. It still contains the pxelinux.0 When booting a client now it still displays the old PXE menu. Is this correct? Will it change when I replace pxelinux.0 with undionly.kpxe?
The “errors” shown: It this important or do you think things will work when I make a new image and starts deploying, or do I have to register all hosts again?
By the way: is it possible to upgrade 0.32 to 0.33?
Hi! I am going to test FOG 0.33 in production now and need to know if there are changes in the way the pxe file is set up in DHCP. It has been a long time since I gave the information to the IT department and I need to know it they have to change something or if the old settings will work with the new FOG. Remember something about a filename…
I ask the question as I am aware of the new PXE system used with FOG 0.33B.