Posts made by szecca1

@Wayne-Workman No other VMs attached to this device is having issues. It could be the virtual adapter but I can change that? What you guys are saying makes sense but it has to be something with the FOG machine because the others are working fine.

@Tom-Elliott No the server doesn’t go to sleep. The other VM’s on that server are working perfectly fine. Its just FOG that seems to be having a problem. But once it is rebooted, it comes up and works fine for the day.

@Wayne-Workman How can I run those commands when I can’t connect to the server. Either from the virtual machine or from putty, I can’t log in to the server until after I reboot it!
And no worries, I know you guys are busy with other things. Any information you need I’ll be happy to give you several times if needed.

@Wayne-Workman The OS of the fog server is Fedora Server 22

@need2 I just rebooted and it works fine again but this is an every day event and causes issues if computers reboot due to windows updates.

@need2 We have Vsphere 5.5 and we uped the CPUs and are not getting an error anymore but this morning I can not get on to FOG. I have to reboot again.

@Tom-Elliott I am running FOG 5453 and latest version is 1.2.0

It may not be a FOG issue but this is on a virtual machine and the error we are seeing is CPU utilization. We are about to up the utilization to see if that does the trick but wanted to see if you guys saw this before

@Tom-Elliott I go to that screen and there is nothing under file. Am I supposed to type something here?

@Scott-B I apologize, I am not sure how to pull up the logs on the server. I am running Fedora Server 22 and it is running on a virtual machine.

Good morning,
It seems that everyday I come in for the past few days I have to reboot Fog as it seems the server is not working properly. Once I reboot the server is fine but its an every day event. Has anyone else run into this issue?
Thank you in advance

@szecca1 Randomly, everything just came back. Not sure why this occurred but everything seems to be fine now. Not sure if you guys changed something or what i randomly hit refresh and now the page works fine. Ugh thanks

@Wayne-Workman This is how I run the updates every time as per my conversation with Tom a few weeks ago:
cd /home/fog/svn/trunk
svn up
cd bin
./installfog.sh -y

@Tom-Elliott cd /home/fog/svn/trunk/
basically copying what you told me in a message to run I believe

@Tom-Elliott From putty remoted on to the FOG server

@Tom-Elliott I apologize I was out yesterday sick. I just updated again today and still getting the same error. When I run the svn up command it is revision 4193 but thats all I see.

@Tom-Elliott

Theres more if you’d like

@Tom-Elliott

This is what i get when I type that in. Is there somewhere else I need to type this, this server is not a GUI so I cant just go into the OS.

@Wayne-Workman Fedora Server

@Tom-Elliott @Wayne-Workman How would I make sure of that? I figured it must be Apache but I am not sure how to check if it is running or where the error logs are?

This morning I ran a SVN update and now the web portal is not loading with an error message: