@Tom-Elliott But I am still wondering why we do validResizeOS for MPS and RAW image in fog.download on line 38!

Ok, thanks! Solving it now.

I’m told by Tom that this is fixed, I assume it was a bug of some sort in the web GUI.

Hopefully image capture works now.

We have some brand-new Dell Optiplex 7040s in and after the update today they were just hanging on “Saving Partitions” although that might not be the exact message, this is just from memory. I really have no other clues than that… Will look into it further tomorrow though.

@Sebastian-Roth Lol it’s not me, tom confirms it’s the code this time.

EDIT
I misinterpreted. It is apparently somehow my fault lol.

EDIT 2
Tom found the typo. Missing a ) Wasn’t my fault! 🙂

I added some preliminary checking to try to figure out if a file is the same. If it isn’t, it deletes it on the remote side, and then continues checking the other files. This means lftp should always start a fresh file.

Actually, only / got expanded using all that is available on the drive… the /home partition did not get expanded.

That’s OK though - I can work with that at least.

I’ve patched this up in a suggested pull request. see here for details: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6732/install-update-your-database-blank-white-page

Confirmed fixed in r6505

@Junkhacker What if a regular image was decompressed & then mounted on the FOG server, and then it’s raw data sent out via a torrent task ?

I still think that sticking the standard partition data at the end of the drive is perfectly acceptable. Torrent task type is made to overcome network issues, not HDD issues.

Ask and thy will be done (sometimes.)

@Wayne-Workman Done.

@Wayne-Workman said:

Well if they don’t, they will. Today is a snow day so I get to dive in again tomorrow.

No worries, stay warm and safe.

@Sebastian-Roth I deleted my fog repo and then pulled it down fresh. The THERE! disappeared… 😕

Guess I messed with some code previously and forgot about it. idk, I mess with a lot of stuff lol.

Confirmed found and fixed.

@MRCUR Inits are uploaded.

This has now been fixed/added/updated.

Good points.

Found this, looks neat:

ORICO 3-Port HUB with RJ45 10/100/1000 Gigabit Lan Port USB Network Adapter for Surface Pro, Windows OS - Black (HR01-U3)

4 x USB 3.0 1.5/12/480Mbps,5Gbps Lists Linux Support $17 (cheap)

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Here’s one like it:
Startech ST3300G3UA 3-Port USB 3.0 Hub plus Gigabit Ethernet port

3 - USB 3.0 A (9 pin; SuperSpeed) Female 1 - RJ-45 Female 1 - USB 3.0 A (9 pin; SuperSpeed) Male $46

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