Maybe I can remote in to take a look later today? We can do that over PM’s
Also, if possible, to take a look at your fog server directly. This way I can try to get more debugging out of the systems. You, of course, can keep your own passwords, if we can work in tandem.
The multicast works based on three areas.
The first part: (The actual classes)
MulticastSessions.class.php (Just to create the actual session for use. Multiple or individual system.)
MulticastSessionsManager.class.php (Just the manager for finding/obtaining the sessions.)
MulticastSessionsAssociation.class.php (Used for the host/task relationship, Number of pc’s in tasking are counted through this. Associates the Session with the Tasks and Hosts.)
MulticastSessionsAssociationManager.class.php (Just to help find which tasks are part of a specific session.)
MulticastTask.class.php (Used to actually generate the command, kill the task when complete, update relevant fields as necessary.)
Host.class.php (The function createImagePackage() actually generates the package so hosts can operate as with any other tasking generated, but has separated methods to deal with multicast vs. unicast.)
That’s pretty much it. It looks like a lot, but it really isn’t. The main files you’ll need to work with are:
MulticastSessions.class.php (To generate the session based on interface)
MulticastSessionsAssociation.class.php (So you can assign hosts/groups with a specific interface, this links the session with the tasking.)
MulticastTask.class.php (Really just to make sure the interface setting is where you need it.)
I’ve tried, full inventory, quick inventory, inventory deployment and had no issues so far.
Don’t delete /opt/fog,
delete the Web directory. For ubuntu it’s:
/var/www/fog
For redhat it’s usually:
/var/www/html/fog
r1170 released.
Neatly to end the night even 
Just adds comments to the service files. A minor change in ServiceConfigurationPage.
r1169 released address the service issues. Also modifies how the services are generated. It’s done from a loop now, rather than the old, individualized method which was just cumbersome.
Of course on Windows 7 it’s working, but seemingly not on Windows XP. Strange!
That means things are working, sort of. I noticed an issue with the fogservice file though. I’m not seeing anything about snapin’s even attempting any more. I’m looking into it.
I’m guessing you’re restarting the FOG Service as well?
Can you delete the fog web directory and reinstall, just to ensure you have the latest and greatest?
Updating as we speak.
I’m sorry I’m such an idiot!
I agree with you though.
It would be nice to have different people with different titles. This way we know who we can go to for help/testing/developing/forum issues, etc…
I can request if we have a “Beta Tester” Status field!