@Tom-Elliott said:
@Scott-B do you see why?
It’s trying to edit the file /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini which would, in your case, be now /etc/php7/apache2/php.ini (assuming ubuntu is following the same
I see what its doing, but I don’t understand why. The installed just removed php5, installed php7, so why is it looking for php5?
I was able to get PHP7 installed, but now the install fails setting up apache and php. Looking for PHP5, which wouldn’t the install have just removed?
* Updating packages as needed.................................OK
Confirming package installation.
* Checking package: apache2...................................OK
* Checking package: php7.0....................................OK
* Checking package: php7.0-*..................................OK
* Checking package: libapache2-mod-php7.0.....................OK
Configuring services.
* Stopping FOGMulticastManager Service........................OK
* Stopping FOGImageReplicator Service.........................OK
* Stopping FOGSnapinReplicator Service........................OK
* Stopping FOGScheduler Service...............................OK
* Stopping FOGPingHosts Service...............................OK
* Setting up and starting MySQL...............................OK
* Backing up user reports.....................................OK
* Stopping web service........................................OK
* Setting up Apache and PHP files.............................Failed
###########################################
# #
# PHP Failed to install properly #
# #
###########################################
!!!!! Could not find /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini !!!!!
@Tom-Elliott said:
Did the lines in /opt/fog/.fogsettings get edited to use php7? I don’t set things to php7.
in .fogsettings I see this line.
packages=" apache2 php7.0 php7.0-*libapache2-mod-php7.0";
I’m having an issue with the most recent svn. It keeps failing on Installing package: php7.0-*libapache2-mod-php7.0.
Ubuntu 14.04
* Adding needed repository....................................Waiting
Attempting to fix Ubuntu php/apache issues
* Running autoremove to clean up apt..........................OK
* Removing php files..........................................OK
* Removing ondrej sources from apt............................OK
* Uninstalling php5 files.....................................OK
* Cleaning up apt.............................................OK
* Adding needed repository....................................OK
* Preparing Package Manager...................................OK
* Packages to be installed:
apache2 php7.0 php7.0-*libapache2-mod-php7.0
* Skipping package: apache2...................................(Already Installed)
* Installing package: php7.0..................................OK
* Installing package: php7.0-*libapache2-mod-php7.0...........Failed!
root@fog:~/svn/trunk/bin#
@Tom-Elliott said:
What VM is FOG in? I may need to remote in once I get back from my appointment to see your issue. Right now, Wayne’s issue is not related to fog in any way. It is because he’s running a hyper-v VM and the systemd-udev is using all the cpu trying to set a file it can’t access.
Our two FOG servers are both physical boxes.
@Wayne-Workman said:
@Scott-B on the dashboard in “System Overview”, what are the load averages showing as?
Load Average 137.08, 142.08, 137.60
I have similar results to @Wayne-Workman.
@george1421 said:
I’m not seeing this issue with my dev server. Can you associate that above error message with a specific action or page?
Also what does top show as the process with the most CPU consumed?
top shows mysql taking the most resources. seems to happen the most when I do list all hosts or click membership from inside a group.
Ubuntu 14 with SVN 5662
I’m getting very poor performance after recent svn. Checking the apache log its showing PHP errors like crazy. Ideas?
[Mon Dec 07 12:46:25.124860 2015] [:error] [pid 14924] [client 10.195.72.88:54010] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent in Unknown on line 0
[Mon Dec 07 12:46:25.212688 2015] [:error] [pid 14778] [client 10.195.65.167:58842] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent in Unknown on line 0
[Mon Dec 07 12:46:25.251499 2015] [:error] [pid 14899] [client 10.195.84.122:52050] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent in Unknown on line 0
@Jbob said:
@Scott-B we have something similar planned for FOG 2.0. However, for 1.X we don’t want to add any more features (this one would take some significant time). Our focus now is to solely get 1.X as stable as possible for a 1.3 release.
Sweet. I look forward to seeing it down the road.
Would it be possible to have groups that auto populate based thinks like MAC, Name, ect…
@Tom-Elliott I could make an “all” group lets say and then make the change, but would the host then lose its current group?
Other then going into each host, or even there groups, is there some way to mass enable service settings? I’d like to enable all but the ones turned off at the server level.
Lord knows the FOG team deserves it for all the work and help they given us! @ScottB @Roger-Saffle
What do the logs on the server suggest the issue could be?
Please provide some details of the server. Ubuntu? Fedora? Versions? Do the log files on the server point to anything?
@ChrisJ said:
[quote=“Uncle Frank, post: 42587, member: 28116”]There are a couple of examples here in the forums. e.g.: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/boot-menu-iso-file-size.12442/[/url][/quote]
Thanks. That worked. Got the AVG ISO booting now.
If anyone is interested In Fog 1.2.0, in the fog configuration in the advanced config options text box I have this :menu
item --gap – ---------------- iPXE boot menu ----------------
item AVG AVG Antivirus scan
item Sophos Sophos Antivirus scan
item shell ipxe shell
item return return to previous menu
choose --default AVG --timeout 5000 target && goto ${target}:AVG
initrd http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/iso/avg_arl_cdi_all_120_141126a8645.iso
chain memdisk iso raw ||
goto MENU:Sophos
initrd http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/iso/sophosbootable.iso
chain memdisk iso raw ||
goto MENU:shell
shell ||
goto MENU:return
chain http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=${net0/mac} ||
prompt
goto MENUautoboot[/CODE]
Next task is to customise that iso so its got up to date definitions, sets the network and proxy appropriately and has 2 options “scan” and “custom” where scan just gets on with it (if nothing is selected) without asking loads of questions and custom gives access to the original ARL menu…
Very helpful @ChrisJ, thank you!
@Tom-Elliott said:
@Scott-B right but you don’t have anything in the advanced items. There is the login and it is working fine. But the advanced menu is its own configuration setting that you put your needs in.
Ah… okay. I thought that was just called from fog.advancedlogin.
@Tom-Elliott said:
@Scott-B What is the same result?
After checking box for “Advanced Login Required” > saving > booting > choosing advanced menu with login > entering login > loads default.php and advanced.php > then just moves on to the local hard disk. If there is an error between loading advanced.php and booting the loca disk, I can’t see it.