ĭrwxrwxrwx 40 root root 4096 12:29 images -> HDD 1Toĭrwxrwxrwx 45 root root 4096 11:00 nfs -> NFSĭrwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 08:22 Windows7 This method should work for you, it worked for me twice… I set it up and it worked, then I re-installed fog and re-did it just to make sure. (It will be blank until you change to the Storage node you just created.) (for my new storage node, it says “Unable to connect”… but when I select “default member” from the list, I see all my disk space from my Iomega device.)įinally, as you can see, In Image Management, I have it set to store images in the Default Storage group.

Now, make sure your fog installation can see it… go back to the home page and check your storage size. (because my server is just a virtual appliance, the storage is external…) NOTICE: I set this to my default storage node / is Master node. (On my Iomega share I have /images setup- change the name to reflect your share.) – Be sure to use “/mnt/pools/A/A0/images/” if this is accurate to your device. Step 1: Select “Storage Management” from the top menu in the Fog web interface. This requires you actually setup a new storage node in FOG web settings. This is NOT what I was talking about before. I was able to replicate this and have successfully got it passed the permission denied error. First off, yes, did you create a user on your device named fog with the password of password of password? (unless you changed your default password in fog or set it on linux)

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