Topics created by raumin

Just a heads up. I tested upload with working-RC-24 and 1.3.0-RC-13 and am not seeing an issue.

I can only think, possibly, the disk is setup in ‘raid’ through the bios and it’s presenter still display’s /dev/sda to the system. Another potential, I suppose, could be the disk is completely empty? I’m only guessing of course.

The change I put in for maintaining ntfsresize is still working properly from what I can see. So it’s failing, from what I can tell, appropriately. Again, I’ll need more info to more suitably help I think. I mean, this could potentially happen because it’s fragmented and can’t move data around (testing) to find the size that can shrink to.

Ok thank you, everything works perfectly, i dont know why it was not working anymore…

Yep, everything is ok.

Thank you !

The issue, for others who may stumble across.

If you’re getting Private key not found but all the data seems to point that you do have a Private key file. Make sure the node (ip address or whatever) is actually a node within the system.

In @raumin’s case fog-server was not the node he was working with. The node he had defined was a NAS. NAS’s suck (plain and short) but have their own uses. (No offense to anybody using one, just they’re a bit of a pain to play with to get working with fog).

So the clients were looking at the thing @raumin is using as the GUI access point for private key. This was not a defined node (and I will try to come up with a better approach).

The fix, for now, is to always have a node for the GUI as well. You do not need to have the node enabled for things to work, and I would highly recommend against using in such a setup (NAS->Central GUI) trying to make the GUI node a “master” of the group it’s working with, unless you want it setup in such a way.

For our fix. We created a definition for the node and gave it the proper ip address. All started working immediately.

@george1421 Yes.

@Sebastian-Roth

it was just a problem with old datas in FOG directory ( C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG ), delete this folder before install the new one did the the trick.

yep it’s ok.

The problem was the nfs mount…via QNAP. FTP access was not right, it’s ok now.

@marted Thry this link: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/2976/improved-grub2-solution-proposal