This is a picture of some of the errors I’m getting while installing the Trunk version. I commented out the exit status 1 for the configuring MySQL function like recommended in the wiki, but I get an error when downloading the FOG client:
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
Would you recommend using SVN or Git for the current trunk? I tried with Git, and got to “Downloading current FOG client” and then it would error out. Also, I’ve attached a picture of the issues I was having using the Debug Download, partclone never seems to get called and it goes straight to task completion. Pictures are from most recent to least recent.
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
Will do when I’m able, but in the mean time I’m attempting to see if an upgrade to the git branch will help. Do you guys have any suggestions for installing the current branch on CentOS 7? I’m getting an issue with mysqldnd missing during install.
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
No dice, still doing the same thing. I can’t seem to pin down what’s causing the issue. Could it be that when I created the image, the machine had an SSD and an HDD, but the machine I’m attempting to image only has an SSD?
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
Well I just tried to do that, and it’s failing to launch partclone again, this time without the firewall enabled. I can still call partclone manually, but it never seems to get called in the image script. I ran the Debug Download and it just says that it’s updating the database status, then says the task is completed. Partclone doesn’t even come up. This is absolutely bizarre, since this is the exact same machine setup that I was just able to clone from a little while ago.
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
So I went back and did some testing, it does still work without the firewall enabled. I guess the next thing is to verify the ports I need opened to get FOG running, though I followed this: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/FOGUserGuide#Full_Listing_of_Ports_used_by_FOG_server_and_client and I’ve gotten basically all those and then some enabled. Will let you know if I should find a fix or figure out the cause.
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RE: Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
Well, I know FOG was working prior to setting up the firewall with certainty. I suspect it’s got something to do with the firewall, but I have no idea what it could be at this point. I’m wondering if for some reason the partclone software just isn’t being allowed to be called, because as I mentioned I can do the image manually using the debug download. Are there any known issues with 1.2.0 not being able to call partclone?
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Issues with Downloading images FOG 1.2.0 CentOS 7
So recently I put together a FOG server for work, and after getting it configured properly we decided we should try to put it behind a firewall. After enabling the firewall and setting up the (I thought) required services and ports to be allowed through, I started to try an image download and ran into an issue. The machine will go through the normal PXE boot, begin the task, but Partclone never comes up and the machine reports the task as complete right before restarting. The task shows as completed in FOG’s management page as well, and I can Upload an Image with no issue (I did just that a few minutes ago.) Does anyone know if there are specific ports/services that need to be enabled for FOG to work behind a firewall, and if so what they might be? I tried to use the Debug download option and use Partclone manually, but when I do that I get the error “This is not a partclone image.” I’m at a total loss at this point. Thanks in advance for the help.