@icemannz I’m guessing the disk uses LVM. Fog doesn’t support LVM. If you create the partitions without LVM, it should work.
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RE: resize ext4
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RE: Storage node size
@noob It’s not a problem, it’s a default. Whether to change the partitioning or reinstall is up to you. You’d learn a lot going the longer road.
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RE: FOG storage node and data replication
@george1421 I don’t think you’ve yet to explain what you’re trying to do really… If you did that, we could probably give you several configuration options.
The VPN over WAN issues is easily solved by the location plugin, for instance… You’re just poking here and there trying to make things work but we don’t know what you’re trying to do really.
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RE: FOG storage node and data replication
@george1421 I’m curious how you’re making the clients get said drivers from the storage nodes ? It’s exported as read-only via NFS and the other available option without any changes is FTP.
You could use a secured Samba share for this… There is a script that will do it for you on Fedora/CentOS here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/5145/script-to-install-samba-with-settings-for-fog
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RE: FOG storage node and data replication
@george1421 I think that setting is hard coded… if there’s nothing to replicate, it will just check and then disconnect. It’s not resource intense.
Also, you could just turn off the FOGImageReplicator… Enable it on boot for safety, but if you don’t want it to check (which is odd), you could just turn it off after boot.
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RE: FOG storage node and data replication
I think the replication looks in the database to see what needs copied… Not positive on this, but some work has been done in this area recently.
You could create a fake image with it’s path set as
drivers
to check if this is the case.EDIT: Confirmed that the DB is consulted, and that creating a fake image with the path you want replicated would work.