Shame on me, partition was not mounted after restart

I have to say, I don’t like the new design at all. It looks nice but the usability was, in my opinion, better in the old version.

Just

Default OU doesn’t really help here. I just don’t like the way you have to edit the OUs in the Settings. As ch3i mentioned, a textbox instead of a field with one line would be a massive improvement.

@ch3i said:

@Polii123 said:

But how did they come into my config.class.php file?

Maybe a ghost lol

F*****g ghots I think Tom has to code some ghostbusters, so things like that won’t happen again.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.4 RC1
• OS: Debiann 8

Description

Hi

I tried to make a Login Report for a specific host, but I always get a white page when I search for entries. It doesn’t matter wich host i use or how long the timespan is. The same error occurs when choose a user instead of a host.

I had the same issue on 1.3.5 so I guess this bug is a bit older.

@x23piracy

That’s not what I wanted to change.
This is what I thought would be the better translation:

Problem solved.

I editet /var/www/fog as document root. After change it back to /var/www/ everything is back to nomal. See Toms answer for more information
Thanks to all for your help.

Try to install it manually:

apt-get install php5-json

and then try to install fog again.

@Lemeunier

He’s not talkin about fogprep, sysprep is completly diffrent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sysprep

But it should also work without sysprepping the host, I have also taken images from host which were already in the domain. I always deactivate the hostname changer service befor I remove the host from the AD, and capture it afterwards. Never had any problems.

We’re using Clonezilla USB Sticks to Image devices without a NIC. The Image is on the stick itself and you only have to boot from it, the rest is automated. After the imageing is done, FOG takes over to rename the Host and Join the domain.

In my opinion this is the bet way.