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@george1421 That’s the way it seems.

Yes I did. Doesn’t seem to want to work still.

@george1421 It has the directory, but even after 24 hours it has not copied over the contents of /images/drivers.

One log says it’s doing it, the other seems to say that it copied over bad and is deleting the copied files.

Servers

• FOG Version: 1.5.0 RC-6
• OS: Debian 8.6

Description

Happy Tuesday everybody.

I’m running into an issue with my FOG server not wanting to replicate over drivers. Now I have them added in the location plugin and the images seem to replicate over fine, but when it gets to to drivers (there’s an “image” named driver sync that points to /images/drivers) the fogreplicator.log spews out this:

16502282312 0 /images/drivers/Win7
[08-08-17 4:25:26 pm]  | Files do not match.
[08-08-17 4:25:26 pm]  * Deleting remote file: /images/drivers/
[08-08-17 4:25:27 pm]  | 90356653
90360749
90364845
401204936
401209032
401213128
2002704
69884
80810
53612
86018
83558
85226
82794
83848
72664
59682
81948
86682

So on and so forth of these numbers until it get to

953470108
5425995480 0 /images/drivers/Win8.1
[08-08-17 4:25:27 pm]  | Files do not match.
[08-08-17 4:25:27 pm]  * Deleting remote file: /images/drivers/
[08-08-17 4:25:27 pm]  * Starting Sync Actions
[08-08-17 4:25:27 pm]  | CMD:
                        lftp -e 'set xfer:log 1; set xfer:log-file "/opt/fog/log/fogreplicator.Driver Sync.transfer.Michigan.log";set ftp:list-options -a;set net:max-retries 10;set net:timeout 30; set net:lim$
[08-08-17 4:25:27 pm]  * Started sync for Image Driver Sync

Checking the /opt/fog/log/fogreplicator.Driver Sync.transfer.Michigan.log makes it look like it has been replicating okay.

Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/IVB'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/IVB/win32'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/IVB/win32'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/IVB/x64'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/IVB/x64'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/IVB'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/SNB'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/SNB/win32'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/SNB/win32'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/SNB/x64'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/SNB/x64'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK/SNB'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf/MediaSDK'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64/kit47932.inf'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00/Windows7-x64'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/76RR4_A00-00'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/WXGWV_A00-00'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/WXGWV_A00-00/Production'
Mirroring directory `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/WXGWV_A00-00/Production/Windows7-x86'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/WXGWV_A00-00/Production/Windows7-x86'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/WXGWV_A00-00/Production'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video/WXGWV_A00-00'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64/video'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z/x64'
Finished mirror `Win7/XPS L412Z'
Finished mirror `Win7'

Any help on why the drivers are not syncing over correctly would be appreciated.

Thanks!

And I just found the Access Control plugin- I think this is what I’m looking for.

Hello everybody,

I wanted to stick in a feature request for a more checkbox oriented access control for users. I have a few users that could benefit from being able to upload and deploy certain images, but at the same time I don’t want them to have full access to everything in FOG or be able to touch anything else but a few specific things.

It would be nice to make users have a check lists of read only, read write, restricted, etc. for different areas of FOG. I wouldn’t want them touching outside of their assigned hosts/VM for instance.

Just a thought. Happy Friday.

@Sebastian-Roth That worked! Thanks so much!

Can you explain more to me why I can’t browse to x.x.x.x/dban and see the about.txt?

@Sebastian-Roth Oops, forgot the first rule of FOG. List your version number.

1.5.0 RC-3

Looks like that let me download the about file, so it’s a step in the right direction!

I will try following the rest of the guide and see if it’s all set.

I have been following the steps listed on the wiki and also conferring with Tom on adding DBAN to the iPXE menu.

The process right now:

mkdir /iso
mkdir /var/www/html/dban 

# also did /var/www/dban from what the wiki said for Debian

wget -O /iso/dban.iso http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/dban/dban/dban-2.3.0/dban-2.3.0_i586.iso
mount -t iso9660 -o loop /iso/dban.iso /var/www/html/dban

In both places it will mount read only, but I keep getting 403 Forbidden errors from it for some reason when trying to navigate to x.x.x.x/ or x.x.x.x/dban

So far we’ve tried

chown -R www-data /var/www/html/dban /var/www/dban
chmod -R 755 /var/www/html/dban /var/www/dban

and

a2dissite 000-default

That’s all I have at the moment. Tom was helping me, but I know he’s busy he doesn’t need me PMing him.

Anything would be great!

Thanks!

@Tom-Elliott That makes sense. I figured I would at least report it and talk about it.

Thanks. You can close this!

Server

• FOG Version: 1.5.0 RC-2
• OS: Debian 9.0

Description

Top buttons are a bit off center (tend to stay right), but look normal on my portrait 1680x1050 22" monitor.

I know it seems like something small, but centered buttons are nice looking.

@Tom-Elliott Cool, I’ll switch to dev-branch for the time being. I can always switch back to working if you need me to test anything.

Should those of us who tested the new UI pull from the git dev-branch back in /root/fogproject or will all future releases need to be pulled from /opt/fogproject from the working branch?

@Tom-Elliott Always happy to help.

@Jaymes-Driver I’d have to revisit it because I can’t recall what was up, but I remember Ubuntu was having a few issues for me. Might have only been me, but Debian is my go to for FOG installs anymore.

@Jaymes-Driver At least for me, Debian is much more problem free for FOG than Ubuntu.

AFAIK Debian doesn’t need any tweaks for FOG out of box even.

@x23piracy Is it bgdark.png for the FOG_IPXE_BG_FILE?

My love to the team.

@Wayne-Workman @Tom-Elliott got a fix going. It’s in working-1.3.5, so I think we can mark this solved.

@Wayne-Workman Updated, still Deploy All is still not in the Active Snapin Tasks

@Wayne-Workman Nothing really in the logs except for where I tried to view the apache logs from FOG and now /var/logs/apache/

[Fri Feb 10 09:49:05.169555 2017] [:error] [pid 20645] [client 10.4.69.52:53031] PHP Warning:  fopen(/var/log/apache2/error.log): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /var/www/fog/status/logtoview.php on line 86, referer: http://10.4.200.150/fog/management/index.php?node=about&sub=logviewer

That’s it though.