Rebuilding web side of services to be a cross-plataform is a great idea.
About the time-frame, this should not be a problem.
““this will be done when it is done””
Thanks

Thank you ArchFan.
i’m using Salt Stack for this. [url]http://www.saltstack.com/[/url]
I thought about to put some features of this tool in fog to manage machines. But is just an idea.
Like i said, I will try to understand http requests and adapt my scripts to use it.
Thanks for your attention.

First, thank you for your reply…
Today i set empty hostname file, and computers get hostname from dhcp/dns. I’m thinking in more than hostname, something like install packages (apt-get/rpm), manage printers, users, log users…like windows client.
But this is just an idea, and i did this post without knowledge of what i wrote.
I will try to understand http requests and adapt my scripts to use it.
Thank you again.

Is there a chance to have a fog linux client, or some feature that can change hostname after deploy?
I’m using salt stack tool to manage my linux computers, and works great, but some users could use this feature more efficiently to clone linux systems without dealing with other management tool.
I’m not a developer, and i have no idea how difficult could be this.
Salt Stack uses zeromq to talk with their clients, how fog talk with Windows Clients? Maybe i can help with Linux skills or at least testing some code.

MariaDB works a little bit faster than mysql and a migration is more painless.
Never worked with nginx to post any opinion about it.

SJRP, Sao Paulo, Brazil

[quote=“Thiago, post: 35801, member: 21790”]the same behavior for unicast/multicast. I will try upload new image with compression enabled and post my results. Thanks.[/quote]
New image uploaded… Cloning 2 computers at 2.4GB rate, but with 3 computers 480MB/min. (unicast and multicast)
Looking at dashboard Bandwidth/transmit, speed for 3 machines are ~20MB/s, but for 2 is ~85MB/s.
Just one more computer can decrease speed like happens here?

i guess that upgrade process from 0.32 to 1.2 is more effective than fresh install and move images folder.
My IT friend at work, have this same issue. He did a reinstall of .032 and then updated to newer version and simply worked again.

My setup is like yours, dual boot pc with Windows7/Ubuntu14.04 and images are set to LINUX type.
Windows is loading using grub, that was installed during ubuntu setup.
I don’t need to change nothing on Windows7 nor Ubuntu14.
Only difference is image type: Single Disk-[B]resizable.[/B]

“Maybe” this can not solve your problem.
I work at a university that has a central dhcp/dns linux server (i can’t change), and all departments are on different ip classes/vlans. because of this, that dnsmasq has been my solution since fog 0.32.
For me, ping must be enabled in Win7 clients (permit [B]Eco - ICMPv4-In/ICMPv6-In[/B] in Windows Firewall, adjust scope of rule to match your needs).

disable your dhcp on fog server and configure dnsmasq. i’ve been using dnsmasq for small networks and works like a charm. This can not solve your problem, but don’t disturb your dhcp campus service.

only for knowledge
all ports are open?
Install wakeonlan package (apt-get install wakeonlan) and send wakeup command using this tool on fog server. (i.e. wakeonlan 00:11:22:33:44:55)
wakeonlan helped me to debug wakeonlan feature in fog in the past.

the same behavior for unicast/multicast. I will try upload new image with compression enabled and post my results. Thanks.

I’m using fog 1.2.0 and my download speed is 2.4GB/min for 2 computers at same time. If i increase the number of computers, the download speed is decreased to 480MB/min (independently of number of computers turned on, 1, 5, or 10). When i was using fog 0.32, download speed for 16 computers at same time was 2.0GB.
I’m not using pigz for image upload process. This setting make difference in download speed?

Hi Ronny,
Try these commands in your fog server:
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touch /images/dev/.mntcheck
touch /images/.mntcheck
chown -R fog:root /images
[/CODE]

Hi Mr. Daniel Murga,
In my case, with a help from Tom Elliot, the firewall was the problem.
I am running a local firewall on fog machine and unblocking ports to my clients (20,21) solved my problem.
If you need more details, see: [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOGUserGuide#Full_Listing_of_Ports_used_by_FOG_server_and_client[/url]

When creating images in fog ui, these error appears on listing:
FOGFTP: Failed to connect. Host: 192.168.1.12, Error: Undefined variable: whereArray

How can i fix ?

[quote=“BigDawg986, post: 34017, member: 75”]Thanks, I should have figured as much but whenever I set up multiboots I always put each OS in a separate partition so that’s why I asked.[/quote]
which option should I choose to get an image (from win/lin disc) resizable?
my settings:
Operating System: Other (99)
Image Type: Single Disk (Resizable) -(1)

What i have to do, to clone from 250GB to 160GB (hd size) ?

Thanks and sorry about my inexperience

SOLVED!

This is a O.S. issue.

Changing advanced plan settings for Energy Options, solved the problem.

Hi,
I’m trying to do a snapin deploy of GoogleChrome for it managers. It works like a charm for WinXP (i have one yet) and Win7Pro64, but in Win8.1Pro 64…the task never ends and the client log only shows “snapin module active”, before other lines from other modules (printer, moddebug…).
Others snapins had the same behavior, but when I installed the client fog, primarily worked installing 7zip, avg, miktex.
How can i debug and possibly fix this problem?
thnx
[SIZE=2]sorry about my english :)[/SIZE]