@Wayne-Workman

Actually, one more quick question. When I do a full host registration now, and I select the image number. It isn’t saving what image I selected, and I have to go into host management and select it in there. What would cause that?

@Wayne-Workman

Good to know!

Also, I have now uploaded 3 images and they are all working perfectly. Thanks again for all of your help!

@Wayne-Workman

It makes me feel really dumb too, but in fairness, the password WAS correct there. I just deleted and retyped it and it worked.

@Wayne-Workman

The strange thing is that the password was correct, but I went ahead and deleted and retyped it, and now it works. So bizarre. Thanks so much for your help! I bet the next upload works just fine.

@Wayne-Workman

Still having an ftp issue… When I enabled that option, in that column I get:

FOGFTP: Login failed. Host: 10.1.1.42, Username: fog, Password: , Error: ftp_login(): Login incorrect.

I checked FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> TFTP Server FOG_TFTP_FTP_USERNAME and FOG_TFTP-FTP_PASSWORD and those are correct.

/opt/fog/.fogsettings did not change anything with this update, and on the troubleshoot ftp page, it says FOG 1.3 should have storageftpuser & storageftppass is it a different file path for an updated .fogsettings file, or do I need to update the old file somehow?

@Wayne-Workman

Ok, upgrade complete. In the Image Management screen, it shows Image size: ON CLIENT, but now there isn’t even a column for Image Size: ON SERVER. How would I know if it is recognizing the images?

@Wayne-Workman

Forgive my ignorance, but how do I do that? Also, will I lose my current images?

@Wayne-Workman

It used to work on my old FOG server. The computer took a dump, so I made a new one. I set it up the same way as the old one, except I used Ubuntu 14.04 instead of 12.xx. I copied a couple of images from the old hard drive onto this one, did the permissions change and all that, and new images have never successfully transferred on this machine.

@Wayne-Workman

Ok, after I moved it, I checked permissions and it showed fog fog. I did chmod and chown and now it shows fog root. I still get no size. I’ll show you what I mean.

If I get it deployed using task management, it will show an image size on client, but it still doesn’t realize there is an image on the server.

@Wayne-Workman

I’m not too opposed to just moving it manually, but is there a way to get FOG to recognize that it is there? When I move it manually, it shows “Image size: ON SERVER 0.00iB”

@Wayne-Workman
I did upload. lol. I knew what he meant on that one.

@Tom-Elliott Thanks, I was just hitting debug.

@Wayne-Workman
Perhaps I am missing something, but after the partclone screens, it says

Restoring MBR…Done
Press [Enter] Key to continue
Resizing ntfs volume (/dev/sda2)…Done
Clearing ntfs flag… Done

And that’s it. I tried doing Ctrl+c after restoring MBR, but it just gave me the prompt [root@10 /]# and I couldn’t access ftp from that.

I am terrible with Linux, so all help is appreciated! Also, could you give me a better idea of the syntax for the ftp try? Should I get the file and then put it? Or is there a way to move a file to a different folder on the same machine from ftp?

@Wayne-Workman
Edited to say: Just for clarification, I am running Fog 1.2 on Ubuntu 14.04.

Ok, I checked, and the main partition has like 1.6TB available on it.

I tried to do the debug upload and here is what it does:

/bzImage... ok
/init.xz... ok
Starting logging: OK
Populating /dev using udev: udevd[2177]: error creating epoll fd: Function not implemented
done
Initializing random number generator... done.
Starting network...
ip: RTNETLINK answers: File exists
[root@10 /]#

It is there I typed in "fog" and hit enter. Then it does this:

##################################
#   An error has been detected!  #
##################################

Fatal Error: Unknown request type :: Null

##################################
#Computer will reboot in 1 minute #
##################################

@Wayne-Workman Sorry, hectic day here today. I won’t have another opportunity to do some of that until Monday (my next time to be at this location). Just to let you know I haven’t forgotten or ignored you.

@Wayne-Workman The get and put commands both worked exactly as in the example.

@Wayne-Workman Yes, I used chrome on this machine (windows 7) and did ftp://[ip] and it showed the Index of /. Attached is what my ls -laR images produces for the parent /images folder.

(/uploads/files/1452697396953-ls-lar.png)

@Wayne-Workman Ok, I don’t see that. How would I get that?

@Wayne-Workman I have tried that. FTP appears to be working. when I do ftp://[ip] it shows up fine. The credentials all seem to match. I have looked at the vsftpd.conf file and it looks correct. The firewall is disabled. I have done the chmod and chown steps. sda1 is ext4. Any other suggestions?

I believe I have tried all of those troubleshooting steps as well. Mine still won’t move the images out of the dev folder. On a couple, I have just manually created the correct image folder and moved the image to that folder. But doing it that way, the fog server doesn’t think it has been uploaded, so the only way to deploy it is to do it through task manager > list all hosts > download. If you try to deploy it any other way, it says no image has been uploaded.

The server is running just fine now. It has imaged a few computers, but it was still never able to be seen by that laptop, so I just built an image from scratch for it so that I could get it to the teacher that needed it. At this point I think there is something wrong with the switch in this room (rather old 3com switch). I am getting the superintendent to buy new switches, but one thing at a time (because of the price tag).