So glad I set up a WSUS server on our domain. Its allowed me to dodge a number of bullets like this now. Its my common practice now to sit on all Microsoft patches for a week before rolling them out. Let the consumers and small businesses find the bugs. Enterprise aint got time for dat.

@Jbob
Thanks Man great job!

Now in the WiKi under Troubleshoot FTP.

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP#You_must_first_upload_an_image_to_create_a_download_task

also, from the article, you can test with this
[CODE]env X=“() { :;} ; echo busted” /bin/sh -c “echo completed”
env X=“() { :;} ; echo busted” which bash -c “echo completed”[/CODE]
or
[CODE]wget -U “() { test;};/usr/bin/touch /tmp/VULNERABLE” myserver/cgi-bin/test[/CODE]

[quote=“Bruce D, post: 31695, member: 24717”]Also recommend that the 50-Gb root partition issue in CentOS be discussed, and instructions be added to move the images directory to a larger partition as part of the installation instructions, to avoid the likely issue of someone trying to upload an image bigger than 50 Gb to the root partition.[/quote]

This “50Gb root partition issue” as you state is not really a FOG issue, but rather an issue with CentOS itself. This isn’t something any of the FOG developers opted into. How can we fix something we have NO control over? What’s your recommendations on how the FOG developers can fix this issue? I’m not trying to say you’re wrong that it is an issue, but it’s not something we have any type of control over.

Congratulations,

Wife/Home should always come first.

[SIZE=6][B]newbie here[/B][/SIZE]

[SIZE=6][B]How do i change the fog server ip in 1.2.0?[/B][/SIZE]

“Organizational Unit” now appears to be a drop-down menu (inside Hosts > Active Directory). But putting in the domain admin credentials doesn’t populate the drop-down, and I can’t enter anything in it. Is there a trick?

1827, technically now.

Great job Tom and Team. My hearty Thanks.
I am going to update my FOG today.

Just a heads up, calling recreate CA will cause all beta clients deployed to stop trusting your FOG server and will require a re-installation of the client / re-imaging.

That is unrelated to my issue, which was fixed quite a while ago by Tom. If you don’t need your DB or settings, I would suggest doing a full wipe of your FOG install, followed by a reinstall. There is a bad DB password entry that gets left in a settings file, I just can’t recall what file it is right now.

Same issue with Dell Precision T7610. Error 040ee119. Tried everything including chainloading[SIZE=2]. Dell T3500s and other 100 machines are good. Any ideas what else I can check ? Fog 1.2.0[/SIZE]

[SIZE=2]Thanks.[/SIZE]

delete the files in /management/reports
that should make most of them work

[quote=“Sivasubramaniam.T, post: 27054, member: 22852”]Thanks a lot,

Can you please share the link for Fog 1.0.1 download.

Thanks in advance.[/quote]

[url]https://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/latest/download[/url]

Um Yes 🙂

I did reinstall php5 It Works!

For Debian/Ubuntu:
[CODE] sudo apt-get install binutils-dev[/CODE]

[B]Would you please edit the post and remove the “on RH” in the code box… I am sure a lot of people don’t understand that this is not part of the command![/B]