Posts made by Wayne Workman

@JGallo I took a look at my home server and I see what you’re saying. Go to the existing location, and set the ‘node’ field to ‘please select an option’ aka blank. Leave the storage group as it is. See if that works.

@JGallo said in Overflow imaging from storage node that's not a master in a storage group:

Do I have to set the location to both the Master and the slave node for overflow imaging to occur?

Yes. It’s not overflow, it’s just the two servers working as a team to do the imaging.

@JGallo Is the slave at each of your sites assigned to the correct location?

@Sebastian-Roth Yesterday’s issues were just a blip. All green today.

@AndrewG78 said in legal issue:

I’m a little confused about the terms of ‘Disclose Source’.

You are only required to share the source code if you make a change to the source code and then distribute software containing that change. So if you’re not changing source code, you’re fine. If you did change the source code to fix something or make something work, you could do a pull request on github, or at the very least you can post your changes here in the forums. Configuration, settings, and input fields are not source code. Those things are intended for you to change & use as you need and you don’t need to share them, unless you really want to.

@WalterT This post is completely unhelpful to yourself and to the fog community, and seems rash as well. If you need help with getting fog setup, create a thread about your specific problem, provide details, screenshots, logs, information. The community will help you as best as possible after you provide basic details about your specific issue.

So as expected, the remi repo removed Fedora 29 beta, and added Fedora 29 release. Dev-branch and master are passing the installation tests, but working is failing which seems strange. Ubuntu 18 on working branch also failed - this test was run immediately after the Fedora 29 working test, so maybe it’s something with my vm host or internet at that time. It’s normal for this test system to have the occasional blip (it is what it is) so we’ll see what the tests say tomorrow.

@Sebastian-Roth Isn’t it enabled by default?

@iekozz The document says it works fine on Ubuntu, so I would think so.

So the issue with Fedora 29 is the Remi repo, they don’t seem to be caught up with the recent release. Their website still lists the beta version. I tried manually installing the remi repo for fedora 29 beta, doesn’t work. I don’t think there’s anything we can do until Remi Repo gets their end fixed. Most likely, when it’s fixed, everything will just start working because it appears the fog installer is creating the correct commands.

I’ve removed Fedora29-Beta, and setup a Fedora29 minimal server today, from the official release ISO. I’m pretty sure I remembered to do everything this time (like firewalld and selinux). We’ll see how it goes tomorrow morning.

@dbrilliant The below commands will add some repositories to /etc/apt/sources.list. I’m thinking this will fix your problem.

echo 'deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic universe' >> /etc/apt/sources.list
echo 'deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic universe' >> /etc/apt/sources.list
echo 'deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-updates universe' >> /etc/apt/sources.list
echo 'deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-updates universe' >> /etc/apt/sources.list

Then try to run the installer again.

@Sebastian-Roth said in FOG v1.54 erroring on Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS:

@dbrilliant Please post the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list

There was an issue with Ubuntu 18.04 that I fixed in the working branch. See my comments here: https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/issues/258

@dbrilliant What Sebastian is asking for is the output of this basically:
cat /etc/apt/sources.list

@dbrilliant Ubuntu 18.04 desktop or server? My daily tests use the server edition.

@Sebastian-Roth I can assist with the isc-dhcp configuration. I have a box here at home with two NICs I can test on, and I have a couple of spare routers and other spare computers laying around. My availability will be limited Friday through mid next week though, I’m heading out of town to visit the folks.

@bsalogga Are you using desktop or server Ubuntu 18.04.1 ? My daily tests use server edition, no GUI, 18.04

@vsc1t said in multi-network cloning with 1 server:

On second network dhcp options next-server and 67 are configured? so client connect and download from tftp normally, but from ipxe client is receiving address of first networ

Sounds like DHCP is still running on the FOG Server on the second network.

How do you have this setup? Does the fog server have two NICs? I’m suspecting no, and if it’s no, then DHCP is still being served when you connect to the second network. You just need to turn off the DHCP service when you don’t need it, turn it back on when you do:
systemctl stop dhcpd
systemctl start dhcpd

This sounds like the xy problem to me. Why can’t the network be modified?

@sudburr what do you mean by “on a network that can only handle a single bootstrap” ? Windows and Linux DHCP can hand out different options based on the arch type of the requesting system, this is outlined in this wiki article: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence

I’ve added Fedora 29 Beta to the daily installation tests. I’ll remove it and add the official release as soon as that’s available. I’ve also updated all of my ‘clean’ snapshots with the latest patches.