@inafog9 Making changes in resolve.conf won’t do anything as it gets overwritten.

You need to change it in /etc/network/interfaces

Then you need to

sudo ifdown nameofinterface (eg eth0) && sudo ifup nameofinterface

@Scott-B What does your /etc/default/tftpd-hpa file look like?

@Scott-B Could you check on a non-VM machine if it works? I’m not overly familiar with VM but I do know VM’s can be weird with PXE sometimes, they’re particularily picky with what network adapter will work.

@Tom-Elliott Yeah, I get it, but people will forever be lazy

@Sebastian-Roth Perhaps an option to enable it would be a good idea? I can see it being useful in environments that are very uniform or have no compatibility issues.

@raftor Please post the output of his new command, it’s different!

@Sebastian-Roth The same as reflexxion, but my curl is newer.

I have : 7.43.0-1ubuntu2.1

I have the same openssl version on my production system.

@Sebastian-Roth Confirmed.

@Tom-Elliott Confirmed fixed

@Tom-Elliott Yes, here it is.

Clicking on it brings me to the JS code of the cancelbutton.

@Tom-Elliott I used to have no plugins enabled and this was happening, but I’ve since enabled the location plugin, that’s it.

That’s all I get to see

When you use List view and navigate to the task menu, your tasks are displayed and you can select them, but there is no button to manipulate them.

When you then click on Active Tasks the button does work, however.

ps: also there seems to be a dropdown menu while I’m creating this thread on the top right that says Forum Issues for some reason.

@kortnor Then you have to try using the All Disks option for the image as far as I know. There’s nothing on the HDD yet so it’s not a problem that it also gets imaged.

@Mark-M. The WebGUI login is not the same as the fog user account on the linux FOG server. That password is randomly generated, although I don’t believe it is allowed to generate characters that allows it to break itself, but you never know.

Check /opt/fog/.fogsettings for your FTP password

I’m going to guess the FOG account has some odd characters in its password.

You’ll probably need to disconnect the hard drive. USB sticks should show up as a drive under linux, so it should work, but I could be wrong.

If you’re using single disk mode then it will only image the first storage device which in your case will always be the HDD (as it has precedence over USB devices)

As for the second issue, I believe if the HDD is still disconnected it will boot fine, however if you do need the hard drive then you’ll either need to add a new boot option to specify booting of it or you’ll need to modify the existing one (is this possible? haven’t tried it)

You’ll have to change the IP manually as far as I know, of course if you have full control over the DHCP server you could simply define the MAC addresses of the NUCs to be static in there and not have to worry about it.

@ch3i I’m literally facepalming right now, I just skipped over the options trying to rush it.

Thank you

I wanted to roll out the FOG client on some computers, but the installers seems to be unaware of the ip address of the fogserver.

 21/03/2016 10:04 RegistryHandler 64 bit registry detected
 21/03/2016 10:04 Middleware::Communication URL: http://fog-server/fog/management/other/ca.cert.der
 21/03/2016 10:04 Middleware::Communication ERROR: Could not download file
 21/03/2016 10:04 Middleware::Communication ERROR: De externe naam kan niet worden omgezet: 'fog-server'

The server is not called fog-server, so obviously it can’t download the file (and I’d prefer if it would use the IP anyway)

Is there anywhere I have to fill in the fog server IP to make the client pick up on it?

@Tom-Elliott Issue resolved after installing gcc and running the installer again, thanks!