Posts made by vangrimoire

@Tom-Elliott just confusing because it was attached to the image screen after the task had run on the host. I see what’s going on now though.

holy crap, it’s just an update to the size registry after a wipe task

actually I"ve still got one

it reads 0.00 iB

Oh it was terrible, it looks like the images are still there by browsing, but somehow unlinked in the interface. I deleted the hosts involved and recovered my images - hesitant to hit the “wipe task”.

Fog is up to date version 1.5.7

“List All Hosts”->“Host”->“Host Tasks”->“Advanced”->“Normal Wipe”

This has set a task which wipes out both the target drive as well as the image associated with the host.

Further more, this advanced task has wiped out my reference image for a separate host/group i.e. the task appears to be set for all machines.

Finally, the Task does not show up anywhere in the interface.

If I run a history report the “wipe task” is listed twice on the original host and is not listed for the next host/image pair that got wiped out.

This is of course rather frustrating.

Password was: |-|@11ow33n

Maybe try the bars and hyphen?

when I click on “list hosts”, “tasks”, and “export hosts” the page is replaced with the error.

php is version 7.2.23 on CentOS Linux release 7.7.1908 (core)

@Sebastian-Roth

Just enter an @ sign in the password field of the “Active Directory” page and save.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19934422/encrypt-string-in-php-and-decrypt-in-node-js

Yep, sorry didn’t see the version on the big button. 1.5.7

Current according to the system.

Looks like a problem in webrypt with @ symbols in passwords. Yup that’s it.

mysql to ‘fog’

ran

UPDATE hosts
SET
    hostADPass = '0'
WHERE
    hostID = 2;

error shows when clicking on “tasks” and “export hosts” as well.

{"error":"error:0606508A:digital envelope routines:EVP_DecryptFinal_ex:data not multiple of block length"} 

On clicking list hosts. Just set AD password for new image.